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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1968

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Tucson Police Face Grand Jury Probe Over Corruption Claims

The grand jury and the attorney general are probing corruption allegations against Tucson police officers, with no officers named publicly. A joint inquiry by the State Narcotics Enforcement Division, Pima County Sheriff and county attorney's office is said to involve past claims of heroin movement, stolen property, tipped arrests, and eavesdropping devices.

Garmire Tucson State Narcotics Enforcement Division Attorney General’s Office Pima County Sheriffs Department Arizona

UA Prepares Fight Against Budget Cuts

The University of Arizona contests proposed capital outlay cuts affecting McKale Memorial Center at $4.5 million with a field house, a $1.9 million rehabilitation and Education service center beside the College of Medicine, and an $18 million chemistry project.

McKale Memorial Center College of Medicine

Capitol Hill Budget Turmoil Signals Tax and Aid Clash

Lawmakers clash over a 10 percent income tax surcharge proposed by Johnson as Mills opposes any tax increase without trimming current spending. Senate leaders Hag and Dirksen push slow nonVietnam spending, while civil rights debates loom. House backed rights protections face Senate scrutiny with potential open housing and campus construction funding debated and state budget totals facing scrutiny in Arizona.

Johnson Mills Senate Gop Everett Ms. Dirksen Hig Mansfield Senate Dirksen Richard B. Russell D-Ga Philip A Hart D-Mich

Court Sentences Richard Peterson for Burglary

Richard Peterson, 19, of Hua Chuca, was sentenced in Superior Court today to two to four years for first degree burglary.

Richard Peterson Huachuca

Ads Urge Recognition of Hurry-Up Era Says Expert

Howard N. King of Harris Intertype Co. urged Tucson advertisers to reflect the fast paced, nuclear age in design and copy. Speaking at the Pioneer Hotel noon meeting, he said readers are constantly on the move and ads must be dramatic, entertaining, and provocative like a good novel.

Howard N. King Tucson Intertype Co Brooklyn N.Y

False Teeth Put Bite On Suspect

In Bonn Germany Hans Meyer broke into a tavern and while nervous his false teeth chattered. He set them on a counter and forgot them. The next day he produced them at the police lost and found exposing the jaw that waited.

Bonn Germany UPI Hans Meyer Hans

Publication address and subscription rates listed

A clipped notice lists a Tucson home delivered rate of 45 cents per week and an outside Tucson rate of 45 cents. It shows a mail subscription option at 2.25 dollars per month and mentions a mailing address at 24 North Stone Ave for the Class Postage service.

North En Ave Ucsen, Aripone Tucson

Missing Tucson Girl Lupita Peraza Not Found in Mexico

Tucson police debunk false report that 18 year old Lupita Peraza was found in Im aris Son a Mexico yesterday. She has been missing since November 25 from 438 S Elias Ave and there is no confirmation that the girl found is hers.

Tucson Mexico Lupita Peraza S. Elias Ave Lupita Imaris, Sona

Nader Presses Auto Safety Costs and Pricing

In Washington, Ralph Nader urges federal use of influence to prevent price hikes on safety features. He calls for government to force release of cost data before manufacturers push consumer costs, citing harness upgrades as unnecessarily inflated by up to 32 dollars with claims of under $3 per harness.

Washington Ralph Nader Nader Gardner Ackley President’s Council of Economic Advisers

German buys fine ranch in Kansas

Otto Ernst Flick, a West German industrialist, purchased a 32.5 million cattle ranch in southeast Kansas. The Flint Hills property near Eureka covers 7,925 acres with leases on 10,000 more, 4,000 cattle, 2,400 cultivated acres, a game preserve, a $200,000 14 room house, a dozen other houses, 32 buildings and 10 silos. He and his wife Barbara became nonresident members of a Wichita country club after the deal.

Wichita, Kan Kansas Midwest Otto Ernst Flick Wichita Beacon Flint Hills Eureka Flick Friedrich Flick Daimler Benz Mercedes Benz Adolf Hitler Otto Barbara Wichita

Parolee steals car to keep parole appointment

A parolee from the Wyoming State Penitentiary for car theft took a stolen car after an auto wreck to avoid lateness for a parole officer meeting. A deputy sheriff questioned him about the theft.

Lander Wyo UPTI Wyoming State Penitentiary

Reversal on Girls Ranch Fund Drive Draws Criticism

Frank Drachman Jr, Tucson Girls Ranch board member, blasted the Tucson Fund Raising Review Board for withdrawing approval of a statewide drive set for January 15 to February 14. He said the board did not notify or allow defense and suggested the error stems from an overlooked request by Girls Living Centers Inc. Girls Ranch pledges to contribute $25,000 to $35,000 annually to Tucson’s economy and relies on local volunteers and supporters.

Tucson Girls Ranch Inc Frank Drachman Jr Drachman Girls Ranch TFRRB By Girls Living Centers Inc Girls Living Centers Girls

GM Recalls 39000 Chevelles Over Brake Issue

General Motors recalls 35,250 1968 Chevelle models for possible brake defect not causing major braking problems. An additional 35,000 Chevelles with standard 307 or optional 327 V 8 engines are recalled to check front brake line clearances. One batch of 250 power brake cars may have a lock nut missing from the master cylinder push rod.

Detroit General Motors Corp

Memorial set for Kitt Peak engineer Novak

Memorial services for Oscar K. Novak associate engineer at Kitt Peak National Observatory are planned for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Arizona Mortuary 7 E. 3rd St Tucson. Novak 47 died Sunday at Tucson Medical Center born Coram Montana a Montana State University graduate. He was an associate mechanical engineer at Willamette Iron and Steel Co Portland before coming to Tucson in 1962. Survivors include wife Vonna C two sons Neil and Steven of 101 E. Cambridge Drive a brother Fred Denver and four sisters Mrs Clara Rasmussen Ogden Utah Mrs Dorothy Curtis Spokane Wash and Mrs Sophie Sundling and Mrs Martha Olsen Montana. Rev George Vance Casas Adobes Congregational Church will officiate cremation to follow. Contributions requested to American Cancer Society.

Oscar K. Novak Kitt Peak National Observatory Arizona Mortuary Novak Tucson Medical Center Coram Mont Montana State University Tucson Willamette Iron & Steel Co Portland Ore Vonna C Neil Steven E. Cambridge Drive Fred Denver Clara Rasmussen Ogden Utah Dorothy Curtis Spokane Wash Sophie Sundling Martha Olsen Montana George Vance Casas Adobes Congregational Church American Cancer Society

Hamilton Aircraft Expands as Board Reshaped

Hamilton Aircraft Co. reshapes its financial and corporate structure to meet growth and foreign contracts. Five new directors join the seven member board led by Gordon Hamilton with Mellick as chairman. The firm projects 1968 sales and earnings to rise 500 percent versus 1967 and expects 200 employees by February. A new largest single beam hangar is under construction in Tucson, and contracts with Brazil Argentina and American Airlines expand maintenance and aircraft modification work.

Hamilton Aircraft Co Hamilton Henry Ke, Dahlberg Aoodbody & Co Anthony V. Grossetta Pima Savings & Loan Association Carlton Mellick Joseph W. Poynter the Bank of Tucson Wiliam A. Small Sr Mellick Miehle Co Miehle-Goss-Dexter Incc Chicago Miehle-Goss-Dexter Arizona South Park Avenue Tucson International Airport Argentina Brazil American Airlines Tucson

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