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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1968

Page

3

U S Seeks Civilians for Vietnam Posts in Talent Hunt

The U S Agency for International Development will run a two day recruitment at the Pioneer International Hotel next week to hire civilian advisers for pacification and development work in Vietnam. Positions include economists nurses sanitation public safety officers with salaries 5000 to 18000 dollars yearly plus a 25 percent hardship allowance.

Vietnam Pioneer International Hotel U.S. Agency For International Development William A. Platt

Tucson groups plan Poor People's March trip

Plans to send five to eight Tucsonans on the Poor People's March were developed by 22 welfare church and civic leaders. They aim to coordinate with a Chicago group leaving May 22 for Washington. The effort seeks funds and broad local organizational support.

Tucson Chicago Washington John Cheshire Peace and Freedom Association N. Park Ave

Road E O Finals Set Tomorrow

Winners Mike Holder and Jane Rodgers of Sunnyside High School advance to the state Road E O finals in Mesa. The top six finishers, all Sunnyside students, earned the school participation trophy for the sixth year. The state winners go to the Washington DC national event for $18000 in scholarships and a Mercury Cougar.

Jaycees Sunnyside

UA Negroes Propose Black Student Union on Campus

About 50 Negro students at the University of Arizona advocate a black student union to foster racial pride and unity. They seek courses on Swahili and racism economics, more black professors, better treatment of black foreign students, and fair play on athletic teams, while denying plans for separate facilities.

University of Arizona Marvin D. Johnson Liberal Arts Richard Davis

Ft Lowell District Camp-O-Ree Set

A spring camp-o-ree will be held this weekend by 19 troops from the Ft. Lowell District Catalina Council Boy Scouts of America at a site three miles east of Silver Bell on Avra Valley Road. Four hundred Scouts and volunteer leaders will set up camp tonight perform Scoutcraft patrol activities tomorrow and hold an evening campfire ceremony. Church services Sunday morning will wind up the affair led by Rev Joe D Hawkins and Rev Richard W O Keefe.

Ft. Lowell Catalina Council Boy Scouts of America Silver Bell Avra Valley Road Joe D. Hawkins Christ Presbyterian Church Richard W. O'Keefe Catholic Youth Organization

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