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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
1
Republican candidate G Alfred McGinnis urged drastic cuts and a full end to foreign aid. He told the Tucson Press Club Forum that the U S has not bought friends overseas and must stop acting as Santa Claus. He warned foreign aid will be a major issue for the new Congress amid inflation and welfare reforms.
UPI reports Roy Elson a Democratic Senate candidate told Grand Canyon College students that the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia worsens prospects for world peace and Vietnam peace, affecting both parties. He noted Hayden's staff maintains direct contact with the State Department.
After days of high tides and rogue swells from Antarctic storms, lifeguards on Tuesday rescued about 500 swimmers at Santa Monica Beach with over 2,000 rescues since Sunday. Newport Beach reported waves reaching 17 feet.
Democratic Board of Supervisors candidate Jim Murphy told Rincon Exchange Club that incumbent Pete Rubi would jeopardize federal aid for Tucson by opposing a regional planning organization. Murphy said action followed pressure and warned withdrawal of aid if Tucson failed to meet commitments. He labeled Rubi as part of a group making excuses rather than acting.
Dr. Marcus H. Boulware a Tennessee A&I speech pathology professor says he was an inveterate snorer but now practices controlled snoring He notes snorers are unpopular partners in marriage college roommates and Army barracks and cites experts who estimate one in eight people snore He has Carnegie Foundation grants for snore control research.
Arizona Atty. Gen. Gary Nelson and liquor department chief Col Harold Moore clash over serving liquor to booster club members at Veterans Memorial Colisee. State law, a 1965 compromise permits temporary permits for excluded groups, Moore says public is excluded by season tickets. Nelson notes prior hockey booster service drew no action.
Baltimore authorities report a special patrol unit dressed as hippies has made 112 arrests in the last 30 days. The squad, formed July 15, includes 25 patrolmen and two policewomen under U Col Frank Battaglia, chief of patrol.
Daily newspaper front section text from Tucson Arizona lists AP and United Press International affiliations and subscription rates for home and mail delivery with geographic pricing details and contact numbers. It identifies publication schedule and mailing details for the Citizen Publishing Co. in Tucson.
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley told the Democratic platform committee federal programs are needed to bolster city protective forces and deter violence. Speaking as lead-off witness for the National League of Cities and the U S Conference of Mayors he urged federal aid for urban security and to address slum housing and jobs.
The Agriculture Department says bananas are the most popular fresh fruit in the United States surpassing apples oranges and peaches. Americans consume about 18 pounds of bananas per person annually with roughly 3.6 billion pounds imported in 1967 plus Hawaii's six to seven million pound crop.
Officials at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base said residents will hear louder jet noise until mid September as taxiway construction finishes. Construction began two weeks ago, delaying southeast departures. planes will depart northwest until normal takeoffs resume. The taxiway rebuild is needed to handle rising traffic.
President Johnson phoned Republican candidate Richard Nixon at 12 30 a.m. EDT Wednesday and gave him a 15 minute briefing on developments in Czechoslovakia.
Easy McCarthy campaign chairman predicts an Arizona loss by 80,000 votes to Nixon for Eugene McCarthy. Arizona polls show Humphrey leading with 12 percent of the state's 19 delegates pledged, McCarthy two, and the rest undecided amid Gallup and Harris poll expectations.
James Jones a 39 year old resident of Tyler Texas died after being stung by a wasp on Wednesday ten minutes earlier police reported. The incident occurred in Tyler prompting a medical response but Jones did not survive.
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