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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1968

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Fowler seeks 10 percent income tax surcharges to curb deficit

Treasury Secretary Fowler urged immediate passage of a 10 percent income tax surcharge for individuals and corporations. The plan would raise about $3 billion this year and $12.9 billion for fiscal 1969, with different start dates and expirations for individuals and firms.

Washington API Treasury Henry H. ‘Fowler Fowler Mollar Charles L. Schultz Gardner Ackley Presi

Police say nation faces revolution in crime and urban tension

Dr. Neil B. Danberg warned at the National Council of Christians and Jews institute that urbanization drives a fast moving crime revolution. He urged Tucson police to build community ties, noting about 80 percent of Negroes live in 44 cities with a median age of 20 and urging cop outreach like in St. Louis.

Police Institute Told Nation Kansas Neil B. Danberg National Council of Christians and Jews Tucson Tucson Convention Center Danberg Law Men Stanford Watts St. Louis

Car Strikes Schoolgirls Injuring Two in Tucson

Two sisters walking to school were hit by a car at an intersection. Karen Ann Kivel, 15, remained in guarded condition with head injuries at Tucson Medical Center. Sheri Lynn, 13, treated for scratches and released. Driver Terry L. Phillips, 20, failed to stop at Eighth Street and Palo Verde Avenue. No citation issued pending investigation.

Karen Ann Kivel Calle del Prado Tucson Medical Center Sheri Lynn TMC Terry L. Phillips Louisiana E ‘Sth Palo Verde Ave

Hung Fon Lim Rites Tomorrow

Funeral services for Hung Fon Lim aged 69 will be held at 10 30 a m tomorrow at Arizona Mortuary downtown Chapel. He died Friday at Tucson Medical Center. Survivors include his widow Marian two sons Raymond of Tucson and Lawrence of Santa Clara Calif a sister Mrs Kim Thuey Lee of Boston and six grandchildren Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.

Arizona Mortuary Hung Fon Lim Missiondale Road Tucson Medical Center Marian Raymond Tucson Lawrence Santa Clara Calif Kim Thuey Lee Boston Evergreen Cemetery

One-Legged Driver Remains Behind Wheel After Win

Arturo Ruiz, a 45 year old bus and mail truck driver, will continue driving despite losing a leg in the Battle of the Bulge. He has logged 1,727,400 miles without an accident and had faced a rule banning disabled drivers from interstate passenger transport. Federal Highway Administration revised the safety rule after Sen. Carl Hayden intervened.

Nogales Arturo Ruiz Ruiz Douglas - Bisbee Stage Co Europe Department of Transportation Art Tom Morgan Stage Company Sen Carl Hayden D-Ariz Hayden Federal Highway Administration

Former Banker Pleads Guilty On Nine Counts

Alfred K. Rochin, a former Bisbee bank officer, pleads guilty to nine counts involving $81,340 diverted from The Arizona Bank. He says the money was for his grandfather, while two counts carry a not guilty plea and three counts were entered innocent. The case spans 1985 to 1967 with sentencing set for February 19.

Bisbee Alfred K. Rochin Arizona Robin U.S. Attorney’s Office

United Nations Efforts Backed by Tucson Association

The Tucson chapter of the United Nations Association approves current efforts to strengthen UN peacekeeping. Forty U.S. House members urged President Johnson to pursue a sense of Congress resolution in the Foreign Assistance Act of 1967. A statement was sent to Rep. Morris Udall seeking his support.

United Nations Tucson United Nations Association House of Representatives Johnson U. N. Board Morris K. Udall

Udall Urges Dam Builders Prove Case and Suggest Canyon Park Expansion

Secretary Udall tells hydro dam proponents to press their case while proposing enlargement and permanent protection for Grand Canyon Park. He notes a potential high dam on the Colorado River would create a lake of limited recreation value due to silt from tributaries and a shorter dam life.

New York Interior Stewart Udall Colorado River Venture Rand Canyon Park Colorado

Papago Industries Plans rapid job growth and move

Papago Industries aims to double its staff to 24 immediately and add 15 to 25 more by July, with a move to a larger building planned within months. President Harold Demple of Sheridan Wyoming notes the new 70 by 70 foot structure will be insufficient in about a year. The firm makes coils transformers and electronic subassemblies selling to the Signal Corps Space and defense program firms including Motorola Magnavox and RCA. Operations began on the Papago Reservation last July.

Papago Industries At Sells Demple Signal Corps Motorola Magnavox Radio Corp. of America Papago Reservation

Draft Card Case Here Postponed

Bradley M. Littlefield a University of Arizona student won another week’s postponement of his arraignment on a draft card burning charge granted by Federal Judge James A Walsh to allow time to hire an attorney. The 20 year old from Cacson is accused of burning his draft card during a downtown anti war demonstration on December 4 and faces a second count for not possessing a draft card that day. fellow UA student David M Redfield 25 from Yakima Washington has pleaded innocent to similar charges and is to stand trial May 2. Littlefield had been scheduled to be arraigned last week but did not appear and a continuance was granted.

Bradley M. Littlefield University of Arizona James A. Walsh Littlefield Cacson David M. Redfield Redfield Yakima, Wash

Mrs Kennedy Dies at 56 in Tucson

Funeral services are set for Mrs Elizabeth D Kennedy 56 who died Friday at Tucson Medical Center. She worked to aid crippled children with the Arizona Crippled Children's Society and Square and Compass Clinic. Rosary tonight at Reilly Funeral Home and Requiem Mass tomorrow at St Augustine Cathedral All Saints Church. Donations suggested to Tucson Crippled Children's Clinic. Survived by three sisters and five nephews and two nieces.

Elizabeth D. Kennedy and Ave Kennedy Tucson Medical Center Arizona Crippled Children’s Society Square & Compass Crippled Children’s Clinic Reilly Funeral Home E. Pennington St St. Augustine All Saints Church Stone Ave Tucson Crippled Children’s Clinic Dorothy Denton South Bend Ind Earl G. Plitt St. Louis Bruce R. Lane West Hartford Conn

Kapps Seeks Replacement as City Attorney

City Atty Gordon Kipps asked Mayor Corbett and the Council to replace him by February 1 after his two year term ended. He will enter private practice with John Franklin and Ray Terlizzi. Dino DeConcini, chairman of the Pima County Democratic Central Committee, is seen as the likely successor at the $17,000 salary.

Gordon Kipps James N. Corbett Jr Kipps John O. Franklin Ray Terlizzi Corbett Dino DeConcini Pima County Democratic Central Committee DeConcini

Chidester Named Printer Of Year At Tucson High

Otis H. Chidester head of Tucson High School Graphic Arts Department named Arizona printer of the year by the Phoenix Chapter for outstanding teaching in the printing field and service to the trade. The award is given annually by the international organization.

Otis H. Chidester Tucson High School Arizona Phoenix Printing House Chidester

Talks Unlikely Senators Protest Bombing Policies

Senate debate on Vietnam policy features Sen. Kuchel warning against reliance on talks with Hanoi and urged a Geneva Conference. Sen. Kennedy says global moral standing hinges on following Hanoi’s peace overtures, while Sen. Fulbright hints Clark Clifford could influence Johnson to shift policy.

Washington UPI Thomas H. Kuchel Calif Hanoi Vietnam Kuchel Senate Gop Senate U.S Geneva Southeast Asia United States Robert F. Kennedy D-N. Y America Globe Kennedy U. S J. William Fulbright Clark Clifford Johnson Arkansas Democrat Clifford

Stocks Slump as Market Faces Wave of Selling

The New York stock market closed sharply lower in heavy trading amid shortened hours. Glamour stocks and blue chips led declines as investors worried about speculation, federal spending, and possible tax increases. Major names like IBM, Lit ton, Tele dyne, Xerox, and Goodyear fell, with several others down a point or more. The session saw a 5 to 1 losses-to-gains ratio and fears of a Fed rate hike.

New York IBM Litton Industries Teledyne Xerox Fairchild Camera du Pont General Motors International Harvester Goodyear Goodrich Texaco Caterpillar Canada Federal Reserve Board William McChesney Martin Benguet

Subscription rates and delivery details in Tucson notice

Published Sunday notice lists home delivery in Tucson at 45 cents per week and outside Tucson at 45 cents. It states adult rates payable in advance at 2 25 per month or 27 00 yearly and provides the Tucson address for post and circulation payments.

Nw Z North Stone Ave Arizona Tucson

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