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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1968

Page

11

Burglaries Reported At City Laundry In Arizona

Two off duty policemen hired by Speed Clean Laundry lock four University of Arizona students inside the laundry during a burglary attempt. Gary Keehn and Scott Hartung, both 18, are held on burglary suspicions. Francis Poole is charged with vandalism. a 17 year old will appear in Juvenile Court.

University of Arizona City Pat Mike Gary Donald Keehn Des Plaines Scott Dennis Hartung Arlington Heights Ill Francis Mark Poole Long Branch N.J New York N.Y New York City

Ten Tucsonians Among 21 Elected To Phi Beta Kappa

Twenty one University of Arizona students are named Phi Beta Kappa with ten Tucsonans among them. Members include Janice Buchanan Linda Eaton Peter Obligato Christina Olson Adrienne Pagel Christine Peterson Susan Qualls Judith Sampson Gerald Thompson Robin Winter and other Arizonans from Phoenix Yuma Bullhead City Florence Winkleman Superior. New officers named include Raymond Bowers Robert Marshall Lutie Higley Babette Luz Oskar Grunow.

Phoenix Michael A. Edwards Hien E. Hollenstein Bullhead City Candace A. Johnston James M Komorous Bruce Nix Florence Mary Jane Parker Winkelman John R. Waldin Superior Jeffrey S. Huxley Vincennes Ind Charles F. Merrill San Diego Calif Raymond V. Bowers UA de

Phoenix Lawyer Named Deputy Counsel for Nixon

President elect Richard Nixon selects Phoenix attorney Edward L. Morgan as deputy counsel. Morgan will review the legal structure of the Bureau of the Budget and handle legal aspects of Senate confirmation for Nixon's cabinet. He is a University of Arizona Law School graduate with Gust Rosefeld and Dil‌velbess in Phoenix.

Phoenix AP Richard Nixon Phoenix Edward L. Morgan Morgan Bureau of the Budget Senate Nixon University of Arizona Law School Phoenix Law Firm of Gust, Rosefeld and Divelbess

Search Still Goes On For Fugitive

An all out search continued today for a federal prisoner who escaped Friday from deputy U S marshals in the Federal Building. William Lander Bell, 22, led four other prisoners from a detention cell to a federal courtroom and was last seen running down East Congress Street toward Broadway.

U.S Federal William Lander Bell Bell Texas East Congress Street Broadway

UA Cellist William Wharton to perform recital at Crowder Hall

University of Arizona School of Music presents cello recital by William Wharton in Crowder Hall at 8 p m tomorrow. Works include Bach Beethoven Schumann Fuleihan Webern and Bartok. Paul Schoenfield to serve as accompanist. Free admission.

University of Arizona School of Music William Wharton Crowder Hall Bach Beethoven Schumann Fuleihan Webern Bartok Paul Schoenfield

Stops Tormenting Rectal Itch

NewYork advertisement touts Preparation H as a non prescription treatment for hemorrhoids. Clinical tests in major cities claim rapid relief from burning and pain with swelling reduction using ointment or suppositories.

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