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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1968
Page
1
A photo caption describes three longhaired miniature dachshunds owned by John W. Lawler at 2800 E 9th St. in a playful scene where two dogs watch while one turns away, noting their owners affirming their cuteness despite ineligibility.
Rex Angeley president of the Fraternal Order of Police says no picketing will occur until after Civil Service Commission action. The FOP seeks overtime holidays and sick leave terms to be considered at the July commission meeting amid a resignation crisis for experienced officers.
In Harlem, Adam Clayton Powell is the overwhelming favorite in the Democratic primary for renomination to Congress. His challenger is John Young, a former Powell aide. Powell’s seat has been contested since his 1951 expulsion and 1956 re election.
A trio of Arizona high school youths led by Boys State Gov. Nyle R. Treason of Mesa were named delegates to the American Legion's Boys Nation in Washington, D. C. Treason Joe Kait of Tucson and Gregory Watanabe of Phoenix were named alternates.
Melville F. Ferguson aged 93, former editor of the Philadelphia Bulletin, died Saturday in Philadelphia. The longtime newspaper figure had retired from active duties.
The Null Set will headline Lighthouse YMCA’s first teenage dance from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Friday at Rincon High School. Eight summer dances are planned with admission set at $1 per person.
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