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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
2
In flood torn Rapid City a large scale spraying program targets house flies breeding in sewage filled pools. Dr Louis Lobes warns flies could spread hepatitis and other illnesses as health officials tally missing persons and dead in a widening disaster.
Michael A. Lewis, 25, a former Air Force sergeant now at the University of Michigan, claims covert planning of offensive bombing against North Vietnam more than two years ago. He says the attacks were prearranged in a secret setting and targeted fuel tanks, trucks, and bulldozers, despite public U.S. statements that bombing was limited to protective reaction strikes after hostile actions.
The House approved a $28.6 billion health and education bill despite Republican protests that it invites a presidential veto for the third time in four years. The administration sought $27.3 billion for Labor and HEW for the 1973 year starting July 1, with Nixon having vetoed higher appropriations in 1970 and 1971 as inflationary.
The FDA said it will propose a ban on the livestock growth hormone DES to open a public hearing. An Agriculture Department disclosure found 15 more cases of illegal diethylstilbestrol, raising the total to nearly four times last year despite tighter restrictions.
ALPA pilots announce a planned Monday walkout to protest air piracy and demand action. O'Donnell urges support from unions worldwide and apologizes for inconveniencing passengers, stressing the strike is a constitutional right and not mandatory for members.
Mexican President Luis Echeverria challenged U S policy toward Mexico and other nations in a sharp speech to Congress amid a state visit. He urged changes on the Colorado River salt constraint and warned against pacts that ignore developing nations, while Nixon praised his frankness and hosted a White House summit. Echeverria then planned stops in New York Chicago San Antonio and Los Angeles before returning to Mexico City.
Hong Kong dispatch notes Mao Tse tung has not appeared publicly since February. Diplomats say no hard evidence of serious illness, though rumors of a Central Committee session and possible health decline persist. May Day absence and wife’s Canton appearance add to speculation.
A playful cartoon caption in the Citizen features Andy Capp styled as a colorful cutup. Readers are teased with a lighthearted, era-appropriate scene. The strip reflects local humor and character through its distinctive artwork.
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