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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1968

Page

2

McCarthy Rejects Kennedy Concessions In Race Talk

McCarthy denounces Kennedy suggestion of conceding support to present a united front against Humphrey. Nixon calls the race a three man contest after Reagan's Nebraska primary showing. Kennedy refuses tax hikes without priorities while Stassen meets Rusk on Paris talks.

Robert F. Kennedy McCarthy Qhearh Kennedy Huberth Humphrey Minnesota Chicago Richard M. Nixon Nixon California Ronald Reagan Nebraska Vietnam Robert San Francisco Edward Kennedy D-Mass New York Portland Ore United States Harold E. Stassen Stassen Dean Rusk Paris

Portland Gives Bobby The Cold Shoulder

Oregon and Senator Robert F Kennedy failed to ignite crowds in Portland during his May 28 presidential primary campaign. Police reports describe a polite but cool reception at downtown stops and public events with factories, a nursing home and a department store visit producing little excitement. Some campaign aides may be reassigned to Oregon to retool strategy as Senator McCarthy forecast Oregon turning against Kennedy.

Portland New York

Nixon Predicts Kennedy Nomination Victory

At a Newark rally Nixon said Robert Kennedy is the likely Democratic nominee and that Kennedy will win by a hair due to primary victories. He projected Oregon and California primaries favor Kennedy while aiming to exceed rivals Rockefeller and Reagan in Oregon votes. He dismissed Eugene McCarthy as lacking money and organization.

Newark N.J Robert F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Bobby Kennedy Hubert H. Humphrey Nixon New York Oregon California Nelson A. Rockefeller Ronald Reagan Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota McCarthy Humphrey

City Street Project Cuts Parking In Seal Coating Plan

The city begins a spring seal coating program Monday with about 40 miles of streets slated for improvement. Work mostly lies within Speedway, 22nd St, 6th Ave, and Swan Road, and will take six weeks. Traffic won't be fully closed, but parking will be prohibited where active work occurs.

22Nd St 6Th Ave Swan Road

Quad City Club Announces Tomorrow Event In Tucson

The Quad City Club schedules an event tomorrow at 1:38 p.m. at Himmel Park located near Tucson Boulevard and East Ist Street.

Quad City Himmel Park Tucson Blvd E. Ist St

Burr Seeks Fifth Term As Sheriff

Burr Walden V Burr announces bid for a fifth term as county sheriff subject to the September Democratic primary. 60 year old officer has 34 years in law enforcement and 18 with the state patrol. he touts open access and cost effective protection. Former sheriff's Sgt Leonard McCulloch also seeks the Democratic nomination.

Walden V. Burr Burr Arizona County Attorneys’ and Sheriffs’ Association Leonard McCulloch First Methodist Church Avenida la Vallita

Border Beautification Rites Scheduled Today at Ports of Entry

Mayors and dignitaries from the United States and Mexico plan border beautification ceremonies in Tubac and along the Arizona Sonora border. James Officer will speak at Tubac, with Gov. Williams represented by Paul Roca. 4-H club events precede joint tree plantings in Nogales and Agua Prieta, as mayors and municipal leaders participate in ceremonies at border ports beginning at 4 p.m.

United States Mexico Tubac Arizona-Sonora James Officer Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall Jack Williams Phoenix Paul Roca 4-H Club Agua Prieta Douglas Joseph Causey Gustavo Teran

Legislators Urge Pressing Fight Over Water Rates

Reps Tony Buehl and Scott Alexander told Tucson homeowners to pressure the Arizona Corporation Commission and the city. The ACC granted a temporary rate hike up to about seventy percent. lawmakers said the commission is reviewing the rate structure to decide on a permanent increase. Alexander blamed the city for the homeowners’ main grievance, saying promises to buy the company during annexation were central to their complaint.

Citizens Utilities Arizona Corporation Commission Tucson Tony Buehl Scott Alexander ACC

Two Tucson Men Face Prelim Hearing On Marijuana Smuggling

Two Tucson men Airman Charles Harney 20 of DMAFB and James L. Guy 24 of 2620 Warwick Vista were arrested by U S Customs on smuggling 17 pounds of marijuana into the country. A preliminary hearing was set for next week by U S Commissioner Albert Rios in Nogales.

Tucson Charles §. Harney DMAFB James L. Guy Warwick Vista U.S Albert Rios Nogales

Zone Change Hearing Planned for Eden Roc Gardens Project

Developer Burt M. Olden seeks a zoning change for Eden Roc Gardens on Alvernon Way to allow a 16 story apartment building east of Randolph Park. Olden previously had tentative approval for R-5 zoning for a nine story building. Hearing: Monday at 2 p.m. in City Hall. morning agenda at 10 a.m. covers a community center fire department and street widening proposals.

Eden Roc Gardens Alvernon Way Randolph Park Burt M. Olden City Hall

Tucson Woman Elected Secretary-Treasurer Of Arizona Medical Record Librarians

Linda Guilford of St. Joseph's Hospital Tucson was chosen secretary treasurer at the 34th annual Arizona Association of Medical Record Librarians meeting at Pioneer International Hotel. She leads a 15 person staff and previously worked at St. Anthony's Denver and St. Joseph's since 1963. Mabel Alexander of Phoenix was elected president and Nancy North of Phoenix is vice president of the about 50 member group.

Linda Guilford St. Joseph’s Hospital Arizona Association of Medical Record Librarians Pioneer International Hotel St. Joseph’s University of Colorado Tucson St. Anthony’s Hospital Denver Mabel Alexander Phoenix State Association Nancy North

Hidden $36,000 cost tied to Olympic Pavilion delay

County officials estimate delays in the Tucson-Mexico Olympic Pavilion will add at least $12,000 monthly to a $3 million underground parking garage. Delays stem from demolishing the pavilion by January 15 after a city county agreement. Officials hope part of pavilion costs can be recouped through salvaged materials and merchandise sales.

Olympic Pavilion Tucson - Mexico Thomas Jay Board of Supervisors Tucson Mexico Mexico City

Court sentences handed down in Superior Court

Yesterday Henry Hatte Jr. 21 received stolen property one year probation by Judge Richard Boylston. Alfredo Ayan Robles 19 petty larceny with prior offense faces three to four years in Arizona State Prison by Judge Alice Truman. Jose Joseph Robles 20 theft six months probation by Judge Truman.

Henry Hatte Jr Richard Boylston Alfredo Ayan Robles Arizona State Alice Truman Jose Joseph Robles Truman

Band To Perform At Dietz Elementary School Concert

A marimba band of fourth to sixth graders will give a 2 pm concert tomorrow at Dietz Elementary School in Palma. Merle Webb and Maurice Carl lead as director and assistant director. Proceeds fund marimba purchases.

Dietz Palma Merle Webb Maurice Carl

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