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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1968
Page
5
The Associated Press reports intensified security at presidential campaign events. Secret Service and guards crowded entrances at a George Wallace rally in Atlanta, screening attendees and banning large bags, as agents hover near candidates nationwide.
McCarthy guards crowd at a New York hotel while Tulsa and Indianapolis events showcase GOP and Nixon Rockefeller jockeying for position. Reagan denounces Vietnam policy at Indianapolis talk as Nixon attends Finch College commencement with Tricia. Wallace tours the South vowing victory.
John Ahearn, Arizona Industrial Commission member for two years, announces he will run for the Democratic nomination for Arizona attorney general. The leading rival is Republican Gary Nelson, who will assume the post July 1 as Darrell Smith leaves for private practice.
In Tulsa, 20 Republican governors focus on party platform ahead of the GOP convention. Nelson Rockefeller’s and Ronald Reagan’s candidacy are discussed. two former Rockefeller backers say they are now uncommitted. Spiro Agnew remains noncommittal about potential nominees as Nixon’s lead worries the group.
Rancho Vistoso on the Tucson Florence Highway was sold to Vistoso Associates a California dominated group including film star Burt Lancaster. The 4850 acre property was bought as a business investment from Rancho Vistoso Inc. led by Lloyd Golder Jr. The deal marks the latest in a 22 mile north Tucson area development saga tied to the Golder family and a long running dam lawsuit.
Burglars broke into the Sandra L Steley residence at 3712 N Avenida Montezuma and stole a record player amplifier and speaker units worth 1500 dollars, according to the sheriff's office.
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