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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1968
Page
25
Gov. Jack Williams sent the 28th Arizona Legislature home after a late session to finish work on overhauling the State Industrial Commission. Republican leaders say the task begun this session will require lawmakers to return likely late next month to complete the reform.
Democrats in Phoenix mobilize to block a Republican bill calling a July 16 special election for 10 proposed constitutional amendments. Sen. Robert Stump says about 10 000 signatures could force cancelation, with amendments moved to the November general election if July 16 is voided.
A warming trend brings near 75 degree highs and sunny skies for the weekend in Tucson. Mt. Lemmon cools but warms to around 40 today while snow remains on higher ground. Missouri? No.
The AP reports at 3 p.m. Dow Jones averages show the Industrials at 825.36, up 0.23. Rails are 218.61, down 0.91. Utilities stand at 123.10, down 0.16 with volume around 8.99 million.
A photo from AP Wirephoto shows a man repeating familiar statements across multiple times, illustrating a return to his original stance as events unfold yesterday.
In Bern Switzerland today the government said it offers to help bring a peaceful end to the Vietnam War while North Vietnam signaled readiness to enter talks if bombing of the north stops unconditionally. U.S. tanks and troops rescued an ambushed patrol and killed at least 112 Communists on South Vietnam's northern coast, raising two day total to 258 with 18 Americans injured.
Nixon shifts from contesting the Republican nomination to pursuing the presidency after Rockefeller ends his bid. Nixon says scheduling changes allow earlier state visits and a possible November campaign. Rockefeller explains he will not run, defending his family’s privacy amid past personal publicity. Morton suggests Rockefeller may have been nudged by advisers to doubt his chances.
State Rep. Tony Carrillo D Pima must stand trial in Superior Court on charges of filing false and fraudulent income tax returns in 1964. Judge William C Frey ordered Carrillo to appear for arraignment after a daylong preliminary hearing. A trial date will be set at arraignment with six witnesses and the defendant’s tax return reviewed.
Veterans recount Hue battle as a decisive Marine success in urban combat. Col. S Hughes notes troops adapted quickly mastering house to house fighting while air and naval fire aided the push. Losses totaled about 150 Marines with roughly 1,800 enemy deaths at the Hue complex.
Inside Today's Citizen features a survey of local issues, events, and personalities. The section highlights community notices, forthcoming meetings, and notable achievements from residents and organizations.
The Soviets accuse Israel of challenging international peace and call for immediate withdrawal from all occupied Arab territories. Tass quotes blame Israel for undermining a political settlement after a 15,000 troop and tank raid into Jordan, which Israel says killed and captured numerous Arab terrorists. Pope Paul VI and Egyptian press condemn the invasion, urging a peaceful, just solution. In Jerusalem, Maj. Gen. Haim Bar-Lev says the operation aimed to hit terrorist bases and destroy them, though Arab strikes are anticipated.
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