Smog Control Begins in Pima County Hearing
Pima County Board of Supervisors enacted initial air pollution rules covering open burning and storage of petroleum products but excluded motor vehicles and smelters due to state law and pending federal guidance. The editorial says statewide standards are more practical and urges continued progress.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
National Center For Air Pollution Control
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Pima County
Nixon to keep Hoover and Helms to lead FBI and CIA
President elect Nixon states he will retain J Edgar Hoover to head the FBI and Richard J Helms to run the CIA. Hoover will be 74 on January 1 and will receive a waiver to stay beyond retirement. Helms remains in charge of the CIA as the nation bets on experienced leadership against crime and security threats.
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Richard J. Helms
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Tucson Daily Citizen masthead and editors
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists William A. Small Jr. as publisher Paul A. McKalip as editor Clyde D. Lowery as managing editor and William S ollburn as editorial page editor confirming the paper’s leadership lineup and masthead details.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
William A. Small Jr
Paul A. McKalip
Clyde D. Lowery
William S
Ollburn
Time to confront the Mafia fight in Congress
In 1968 Time argues Congress shortchanges anti crime programs with a lean 120 to 130 member Organ ized Crime and Racketeering Section. It urges funding for career lawyers, appointment tenure, and apolitical momentum to counter the Cosa Nostra before Nixon’s task force ends.
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Elect Nixon
Congress
U.S
Press Critique of Media Bias From 1960s Coverage
A columnist decries press sensationalism during Chicago conventions and TV staged violence. He references Nixon era tensions, bids for quotation accuracy, and a shift toward involved journalism, warning that questions shape answers and quotes may be suppressed. Copyr 1968.
Senior Citizens Club selects Paul Stanger as 1969 director
Paul Stanger has been appointed director of Tucson's Senior Citizens Club No. 1 for 1969, sponsored by the City Parks and Recreation Department. The veteran journalist and former YMCA leader oversees meetings, speakers, and big parties while guiding services for lonely elderly residents.
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Tucson
Senior Citizens Club No. 1
City Parks and Recreation Department
Paul Stanger
Holiday tale of Good King Lyndenslaus abdication
A spring 1968 holiday story follows Good King Lyndenslaus debating budgets and endless war with his chequer. The reform leads to abdication in winter 1968, ending his reign as the people celebrate a new king. The piece closes with a Nixon era song reference and a Microscopes note on Congress.
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King Lyndenslaus
Lyndenslaus
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