Mediation Talks Underway as Rail Strike Looms
National Mediation Board meets with Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and rail officials in Chicago to avert a nationwide strike that could halt more than 100 railroads. BRT president Luna says 99.7 percent of local committees authorize action. pay demands include 12.5 percent raise, two holidays, longer vacations, and a one year contract.
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Cleveland
UPI
National Mediation Board
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
BRT
Chicago
Charles Luna
U.S
Luna
Johnson
Pone
Chicago Pastor Accused Of Role In Gang Warfare
Former Blackstone Rangers leader Rose testified that Rev. John Fry of Chicago’s First Presbyterian Church allowed the gang to use the South Side church as a warehouse for firearms drugs and explosives The minister denied the charges and said Rose was a police informant The hearing also covered a large Office of Economic Opportunity grant aimed at Rangers and East Side Disciples radicals Carmichael and Brown were linked to meetings at the church to discuss future actions
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Washington
UPI
Chicago
George
Mad Dog’ Rose
Blackstone Rangers
Senate
John Fry
First Presbyterian Church
South Side
Fry
Rangers
Eugene) Hairston
James Lee Straighter
Rose
Syndicate
Office of Economic Opportunity
East Side Disciples
Jerome Alderman
Revolutionary Action Movement
Newcomer Suspect Arrested in Tucson Abduction Attempt
Stephen Vincent Haverstick, 27, who moved to Tucson a month ago, is jailed on suspicion of aggravated assault after allegedly grabbing Lydia Rubio, 21, and trying to drag her into a car near 821 E 8th St. Rubio, who has a 2 year old, suffered a small knife wound under the chin during the struggle.
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Tucson
Stephen Vincent Haverstick
E. 23Rd St
Lydia O. Rubio
E. 8Th St
Driver cited for narcotics after morning crash
Police cited Fred Dauge age 50 of Washington NY for driving under the influence of dangerous drugs and possession of narcotics paraphernalia after an auto crash that injured two. Dauge and passenger Robert Almquist age 25 of Clintondale NY were treated and released. Dauge jailed. The other driver, Harry Carr of 743 N 10th Ave, was uninjured. The collision occurred about 6 55 am at South 6th Avenue and East 20th Street.
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Fred Dauge
Washington, N.Y
Dauge
Robert O. Almquist
Clintondale
N.Y
St. Mary’s Hospital
Meat Plants Shut As Endangering Public Health
The Agriculture Department under the Wholesome Meat Act of 1967 designated 20 processing plants as endangering public health. Four plants in Illinois, Michigan, Connecticut and Delaware were closed by state officials, a Nevada plant closed temporarily for cleanup, and corrective actions were begun in the remaining 15. Names and exact locations were not disclosed.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Illinois
Michigan
Connecticut
Delaware
Nevada
Rock wins Indiana governor nomination in wild party clash
Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock upset the Indiana Democratic state organization 953 to 951 to secure the governor nomination over Rep. Richard Bodine. A fight on the podium erupted when a McCarthy delegate move failed. a man identified as Dennis J. Shorthouse punched a party employee and was wrestled away. Sen. Birch Bayh was unopposed for renomination. Most state delegates are aligned with Hubert Humphrey but uncommitted officially.
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Orval Hart
Dennis J. Shorthouse
Eugene J. McCarthy
Indianapolis
Shorthouse
Ind
Robert L. Rock
Democratic State Organization
Rock
Richard C. Bodine
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Sen
Ray J. Madden
McCarthy
Democratic Party
Indiana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Peace Demonstrators Sue UA Officials Over Rights
Seven plaintiffs including three professors sue University of Arizona officials for 210000 dollars for alleged denial of constitutional rights. They say a May convocation against military conscription was halted by a temporary restraining order, with threats of arrest if they remained on campus.
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Vietnam
University of Arizona
Richard A. Handberger
Mitchell Axler
Betsy McDonald
Robert W. Bretall
Paul §. Martin
Ronald London
Donald Kalish
U.S
Richard A. Harvill
University
Douglas Paxton
Thomas L. Hall
Marvin D. Johnson
Robert L. Houston
UA Student Peace Association
Five Men Burned Battling Forest Fires In California
Huge brush fires roared through tinder dry mountains north of Los Angeles forcing closure of U S 99 and trapping five Los Angeles County firefighters on the Old Ridge Route north of Castaic. Capt. Phillip Goodell was in critical condition with burns and possible smoke inhalation.
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Newhall
Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
California
Liebre Mountain
California Highway Patrol
Castaic
Paradise Valley
Usc Medical Center
Alvin L. Moore
Gary D. Hyer
Donald Perkins
William J. Henley
Angeles National Forest
Highway 99
U.S. Forest Service
Gorman
Defense Granted Delay In Embezzlement Case
A continuance was granted yesterday in the preliminary hearing of Mrs. Lieselotte E. Schaefer charged with embezzling from Tucson Prime Meats Co. An audit covering March 1967 to January 1968 shows a $2,821.84 shortage. The state alleges she and another employee withheld cash receipts. no charges yet against the other worker. Deputy County Atty. John Dingeldein and owner L. W. Stringer testified. Justice Gilbert C. Soto of Nogales is presiding.
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Lieselotte E. Schaefer
Tucson Prime Meats Co
W. Edward Morgan
Schaefer
Thieves Break Into Camper At Pennington Home
Police report a break in at a camper unit in the 2900 block of East Hawthorne Street. Stolen items include an air conditioner television set radio fishing gear and clothing valued at 952 dollars.
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Harold E. Pennington
E. Hawthorne St
No Girl in Polka Dots Sought in Kennedy Killing
Los Angeles police said an all-points bulletin about a girl in a white polka dot dress was erroneous and canceled. Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, 24, is charged with murdering Senator Robert F. Kennedy after the Ambassador Hotel shooting.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
John Powers
Detective Bureau
Powers
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Ambassador Hotel
Daily Citizen Publishing Company Address and Rates
Publication details show Tucson newspaper address 208 North Stone Ave and subscription options. Home delivery in Tucson 45 cents weekly, outside Tucson 45 cents weekly or $1.95 monthly, mail rates $2.75 monthly or $33 yearly in-state. outside Arizona $3.25 monthly or $29 yearly. Includes Canada and Mexico pricing. Second class postage paid at Tucson Arizona.
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The
Citizen Publishing Co
Arizon
North Stone Ave
Delvara Pn
Tucson
State of Arizona
Arlene
Canada
Mexico
Tucson Arizona
Senate backs franking for widows of lawmakers
The Senate approved a resolution to grant free mailing privileges to widows of members of Congress. The measure passed unanimously and goes to the House for final action.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Congress
Hcense
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Nogales Highway
Freon
Joey
America
Tucron
Naan Joes
Ocverornini
Green Valley
Ariz
Democrats
Maverick
Golden State Freeway
Construc
Forest Service
Far West
New Mexico
Two Angeles National Forest
Polka
Stone Ave
Habla Espanol
Dr. Geo. Kendig & Assoc
South Stone Ave
First National City Bank
Stone Avenue
E. Broadway
Wilmott
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