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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
1
The Tucson Daily Citizen reports a campaign season tied to a freeways proposal. FTC drug price ads and a November reelection race shape civic choices with McLoughlin viewed as a pivotal figure for freeway direction.
Amtrak said first class and coach fares will rise in the Northeast Corridor and first class on West Coast trains effective July 1 with increases from 50 cents to 2 dollars in the corridor and a 10 percent rise for West Coast routes. Existing reservations keep old fares. pre July 1 unreserved tickets also honor old rates. The rise aims to cover higher wages, fuel, and materials costs cited by Amtrak.
Washington reports Cuba has begun returning hijackers to the United States. The State Department says three American citizens were released by Cuba into FBI hands and notes uncertainty if this signals a thaw in Castro era relations.
Senate opponents of Vietnam now advise against withdrawing U S troops from South Korea. Eagleton and Cranston support Ford's reaffirmation of the U S treaty commitment to defend South Korea in case of North Korean attack.
The Commerce Department reports new orders for manufactured goods increased 6.4 percent in April, totaling 78.6 billion dollars, the largest monthly gain in over two decades. The 4.7 billion rise signals optimism at the manufacturing level.
A Bell and Howell Co. suit in U S District Court seeks more than 20 million dollars alleging Polaroid breached written agreements and other obligations tied to a new instant movie camera system. The three count case targets Polaroid Corp. for damages in multimillion range.
Hollywood broadcaster Ozzie Nelson, famed orchestra leader turned radio and TV star with Harriet for 22 years, died at his home after a cancer diagnosis. He was born March 20, 1907 in Jersey City and married Harriet Hilliard after meeting her in his band. Their sons David and Rick visited daily as Nelson’s health declined.
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists subscription rates for in town and mail delivery, with carrier and per month options. It notes AP as the exclusive republication rights holder and provides contact numbers for subscriptions and ads.
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