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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1968
Page
1
Nixon aides say the former vice president will skip confrontations with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller at the Republican governors conference in Tulsa. Rockefeller has pressed Nixon with daily challenges as Nixon rests on primary wins, shadow-boxing for attention.
A clashing scene unfolds as OLE a) Move) to meet for debate and Nixon aides say next moves are unclear. Tulsa meeting yields little on governor views, while security rises around Wallace rally in Nashville with a loaded pistol seized from a deputy. Wallace bets on winning Tennessee and others beyond the South as Humphrey and McCarthy slug it out in Montana.
Dr Elizabeth Roemer of the University of Arizona said Earth avoids a predicted collision with asteroid Tearus now. Tearus, about half a mile wide, orbits the sun every 409 days and passes near Earth every 19 years, with future impacts far in the future.
Delegates at the Western States Democratic Conference would hear Sen. Eugene McCarthy from Minnesota at 11 a.m. He arrived from Idaho Friday night and planned to depart Saturday afternoon. His daughter May would address Young Democrats at 2 p.m. while he taped a TV interview. Friday featured Robert C. Weaver outlining enforcement of open housing provisions in the civil rights act.
Police say 68 year old Selma Andruss was struck at W 26th St and S 10th Ave in South Tucson. She suffered a broken leg and was listed as in satisfactory condition at Tucson Medical Center. The driver Manuel Samarano, 29, was cited for failure to exercise due caution.
The Citizen Publishing Co lists home delivery rates for Tucson residents and out of town subscribers. Rates show 45 cents weekly, $23.40 yearly for Tucson, with other options including monthly and annual plans for areas outside Tucson and Canada or Mexico.
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