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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1968
Page
8
Showers and thundershowers are forecast tonight for the Great Lakes region the Southeast the Gulf Coast and the southern Plains. Temperatures rise in the Lakes region the Ohio Valley and northern Plateaus while cooling occurs in the northern and central Plains and central Plateaus.
June 25 to July 3 forecast notes high temperatures with yesterday’s reading at 109 and year ago at 109, 1968 record 109. low temperatures yesterday and year ago not specified. mean and normal temps listed. humidity and barometer ranges given. sunrise and sunset times noted. data compiled by Robert L. King, meteorologist in charge, Tucson U. S. Weather Bureau.
Three motorists remained hospitalized yesterday after crashes around town. John Jackson, 16, with chest injuries and cuts, is in satisfactory condition at St. Joseph's Hospital after a collision on Park Avenue and Lee Street with Danny Lui, 18, who was treated and released. Mrs. Edythe Walter, 38, is in good condition at Tucson General with a broken knee and multiple injuries when her car hit a guard rail near Ruthrauff Road. Marion Orland Gilbert, 39, El Paso truck driver, is at Mary's Hospital with head and arm injuries after his truck jackknifed leaving the freeway near Grant Road.
Two brothers from Sarizona, William and Eugene Applegate, were to appear before U.S. Commissioner Raymond Terlizzi on a charge of assaulting two Border Patrol inspectors with guns. Border Patrol Chief James P. Kelly said the men fired at Joseph Fuller and Harold M. Boklin as the inspectors drove near Bell Ranch Road and Highway 81 on Tuesday.
Garden Memberships Charter membership in the Tucson Botanical Gardens will close June 30. The charge is $10 for individuals and $100 for groups. Harrison G. Yocum, curator, may be contacted for further information, at the Gardens, 1628 N. Jefferson Ave.
The Greater London Council announced plans to reshape Piccadilly Circus, adding underground traffic and new buildings and hotels while preserving the bright lights and the Eros statue. Construction is slated to begin about three years from now.
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