Ex-Councilman Rallis Seeks One of Two At Large Board Seats
Thomas J. Rallis, 47, former Tucson city councilman and owner of Rallis Restaurants, announced his bid for one of two at large seats on the Pima County Board of Supervisors. He supports a five member board to manage growth and pledged sound business methods.
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Sit-in and sleep-out protests ripple through campuses abroad
Negro student demonstrators at Northwestern hold the business office as militant activity marks a week of unrest at home and abroad. In Paris the Sorbonne was stormed and shut down after clashes with police. Columbia University in New York eased back to normal operations amid ongoing protests. At Northwestern the students seek an end to alleged racism, while other campuses report sit-ins and student-led actions including a poetry appearance ban at St Bonaventure and a planned sleep out at Southern Illinois University to push dorm hours reforms.
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Loyalty Day Program Held in Tucson at Bandshell
Veterans groups plan Tucson’s first citywide Loyalty Day event at 10 a.m. at Randolph Park bandshell. Open to the public with guest speaker W. R. Johnson of Phoenix. Local posts join American Legion and other groups. colors guards from four services participate. Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus to sing.
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Council To Study Paving Proposals
Plans and cost estimates for paving Park Avenue from Benson Highway to Bantam Road will be presented at the City Council regular meeting at City Hall. The session begins 10 30 a m with an afternoon meeting at 2 p m and will cover urban renewal reports community development and zoning liquor licensing applications.
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Johnson Blames Bipartisan Blackmail in Tax Bill Clash
President Johnson accuses some lawmakers of blackmailing for deeper spending cuts as the tax bill teeters. Rep. Byrnes says the remarks killed chances of passage while Mills signals a push for deep spending cuts as the House Ways and Means Committee prepares to meet. Johnson stresses taxes and peace talks as priorities, urging votes without delay.
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Dr. Brooks Elected To Head Tucson Community Council
The Tucson Community Council elected Dr Elbert O Brooks as president for 1968 69 at Spring Junior High School Aides Edward H Nelson Philip E Dew and Mrs Frederick H Lowry join as officers The new three year board includes Mrs Aaron Levy Allen R Goldsmith Rafael Meza Aguirre Joel Valdez Re elected three year terms go to Judge John F Molly Rev Commer Alden and Donald B Clark Jr The President's Special Award honors Tucson Daily Citizen for poverty series Other annual awards go to House of Neighborly Service and Holy Cross House of Hospitality Brooks succeeds David A Garber who received a distinguished service plaque
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Two Tucson Drivers Fined and Jailed for Drunken Driving
Two Tucson motorists were fined and jailed for drunken driving. Johnnie H. George, 53, of 1002 North Perry Avenue, received a $100 fine and 10 days in jail. Ezequiel L. Martinez, 42, of 1144 North Riverview Avenue, was fined $150 and given 15 days in jail.
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Prosecution Reveals Witness in Atwood Slaying Case
A surprise witness Brenda Brodner talked with Rachel Voyles within an hour of the murder of William Atwood. Deputy Horton Weiss disclosed the testimony as the trial debated admissibility of Voyles police statements.
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Judge Fenton cited for outstanding contribution award
Superior Court Judge Norman Fenton received a special award from the Arizona Municipal Judges Association for outstanding contribution to the association. The presentation occurred yesterday in Douglas during the League of Arizona Cities and Towns annual meeting.
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Truck Accident Kills 19 in Wedding Party Crash
A truck hit a tree and plunged into a ravine near Benares killing 19 members of a wedding party. Police said 25 others were seriously injured. The bride and groom were not aboard the truck.
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