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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1968

Page

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O Brien sets to back Humphrey campaign

Former Kennedy aide Lawrence F O'Brien appears set to join Hubert H Humphrey as an unpaid adviser to his presidential effort. The move aims to attract Kennedy supporters still undecided and bolster Humphrey against Sen Eugene J McCarthy.

United Press International Hubert H. Humphrey Robert F. Kennedy Lawrence F. O’brien O’brien Humphrey Kennedy Eugene J. McCarthy Richard Goodwin Goodwin McCarthy John F. Kennedy

1968 Campaign Leaders Clash Over Strategy and China Policy

The 1968 campaign features Wallace criticized for racist leanings while Nixon ally Callaway is misinterpreted on cooperation offers. McCarthy defends North Vietnam talks as consistent with US policy. Rockefeller touts urban revival, Humphrey calls for reevaluating China policy, and Stevenson III becomes vice chairman of Humphrey’s campaign.

George Wallace Howard Bo) Callaway Wallace Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Paris New York United States McCarthy National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Atlantic City NAACP Roy Wilkins Nelson A. Rockefeller New England Conneticut Hubert H. Humphrey Denver America China Washington Adlai Stevenson III Humphrey

Sheriff Candidate Advocates Law Focus and Training

Republican sheriff hopeful Rocky Andresano argues for strong administration and legal background. He compares the office to a large company and calls for a state law requiring 120 hours of basic law enforcement training before officers enter the field.

Rocky Andressano Eastside Young Republican Club Andresano

James A Barry Rites Tomorrow In Tucson

Funeral services for James A. Barry 65 will be held at Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Rosary is 7:30 p.m. tonight at Deir's Valley Funeral Home. Barry died Monday after a long career in the auto industry and moved to Tucson in 1959. He is survived by his widow Louise and seven children, plus a sister in New Orleans and 13 grandchildren. Donations to the Cancer Society or a charity are requested.

James A. Barry Roger Road Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church Lowell Road Barry Sacred Heart College New Orleans Deir’s Valley Funeral Home Tucson Blvd Louise Wendell D Washington State Curtis S Joseph F James Ray Tucson Frank M. Carlton Kent, Wash Mickey R. Prim C. Silbernage Cancer Society

Nasser to Visit Soviet Union On July Fourth

Cairo UAR announces President Gamal Abdel Nasser will visit the Soviet Union July 4 at the invitation of the Soviet government.

Cairo UPI Gamal Abdel Nasser Soviet Union United Arab Republic

Republican Seeks 7A House Seat

Rey Robles announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Arizona House of Representatives from District 7A. A self employed sign painter born in Douglas and based in Tucson since 1946, he is 25, attended Tucson High School, and served in the Marines. He contends Democrats outnumber Republicans among Mexican Americans and accuses current lawmakers of broken promises. Robles lives at Estrada Place and is a precinct committeeman in Precinct 36. He is the first Republican to enter the district race.

Rey Robles Arizona House of Representatives Robles Douglas Tucson Santa Ana College University of Arizona Estrada Place

Subscription rates and payment terms listed for Tucson paper

The notice from Citizen Publishing Co lists home delivery rates in Tucson and outside areas. It shows weekly and yearly prices, mail rates, and advance payment terms, with Arizona and out of state figures and a post office designation in Tucson.

The Citizen Publishing Co Tucson Arizone North Stone Ave Arizona Canada Mexico Tucson Arizona

Bids Sought for Main Ave Paving in Urban Renewal Plan

City calls for bids on the first project of a 15.2 million downtown urban renewal effort. Plans include widening and realigning South Main Avenue to connect with North Granada Avenue, plus paving Fourteenth Street. Completion targeted for early 1969 to avoid delaying the 10 million community center site.

South Main Avenue Grandada Avenue West Alameda Street Fourteenth Street

Fire damages Central Restaurant on Speedway Avenue

An overheated broiler ignited cooking grease causing about 5000 dollars damage at the Central Restaurant on Speedway Boulevard near N Stone Avenue. Four fire engines fought the blaze for 15 minutes. no injuries among 20 customers and staff. Ceiling, roof, and kitchen equipment sustained most losses. Manager Arnie Richmond estimated 1500 dollars in ceiling and roof damage and 3500 dollars in ruined equipment.

Central Speedway Blvd N. Stone Ave Arnie Richmond

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