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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1968

Page

3

Retiring Tucson Educator Reflects On 27 Years As Leader

Robert D. Morrow will retire after 27 years as superintendent of Tucson's largest school district. He praises colleagues, parents and students, notes criticism for public stance shifts, and says retirement will focus on memories and relaxation. Dr. Thomas L. Lee will assume the post on July 1.

Robert D. Morrow Ruth Fuller Ruth Morrow Thomas L. Lee Lee Tucson

Bring Em Back Alive safety drive urged for July travel

Hampton Dunn of Tampa announced a nationwide Bring Em Back Alive highway safety campaign during a Tucson Rotary Club luncheon. The effort, led by AAA, aims to boost travel while reducing highway deaths as the July Fourth weekend approaches. Tucson Police Chief Bernard Garmire endorsed the program noting Arizona’s higher casualty reductions are needed.

Hampton Dunn Tampa Fla Tucson Rotary Club Pioneer International Hotel Dunn Arizona Automobile Association Peninsula Motor Club of Rotary Club of American Automobile Association Michigan AAA Washington, D.C Bernard Garmire

Kennedy Shooting Triggers Push for Immediate Gun Control Bill

The Kennedy shooting sparks calls for swift final passage of the Senate crime bill with a federal gun control provision. House leaders plan speeded action to approve the measure without changes, and Republicans urge immediate enactment. Senate leaders discuss a special committee on political violence. Dodd proposes compulsory firearm registration.

Washington API Robert F. Kennedy Congress House White House Senate Gerald R. Ford John B. Anderson R- F1 House Rules Committee Kennedy Mike Mansfield Thomas J. Dodd Dconn Dodd

Melamine 45-Piece Service for 8 in Bright Patterns

Texasware melamine 45-piece service for 8 priced at 17.33 with 24.75 value. Features Acalpulco turquoise and avocado Daphne design uniting abstract florals in avocado and black on white. Ginger Rose offers browns and ginger. Two year guarantee against breaking chipping cracking staining. Dishwasher safe. House wares lower floor.

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