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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1968

Page

3

Walkout Threat in Poor People's March Over Racial Discrimination

Mexican-American participants in The Poor People’s March warned of a walkout alleging discrimination by a Negro-majority leadership. Leaders Aburnathy and Tijerina held talks, with plans to resolve remaining issues at Wednesday steering committee meeting. Meanwhile hunger demonstrations prompted visits to the Agriculture Department as police guarded offices.

Washington UPI Ralph David Abernathy Reijes Tijerina Tijerina Resurrection City Lincoln Memorial Abernathy Hawthorne School Mad Bear Agriculture Department Hunry Orville Freeman

Local groups oppose Williams poverty plan in Tucson

TUARRC votes unanimously against folding Arizona poverty programs into a state community action plan and urges TCEO to continue as local CAP operator. Santa Cruz County PRO gram remains under TCEO. critics warn state OEO staff would waste funds and hinder Tucson aid. Williams did not attend to argue for state control.

Tucson Santa Cruz County TCEO YWCA N. 5Th Ave OEO Williams

Greyhound drivers to meet mediators to avert weekend strike

Western Greyhound Lines drivers and Station employees tied to the Amalgamated Transit Union will meet federal mediators on Wednesday as 4,500 workers press wage and fringe benefit demands. Contract expired March 1 and a strike could affect travelers in Arizona and 10 other states, including California commuters.

San Francisco Western Greyhound Lines Amalgamated Transit Union Roger Randal Arizona Greyhound California

Marks to Hear Three More Witnesses in Ybarra Bind

Magistrate Marks is expected to hear three additional witnesses before deciding whether to bind Ybarra to Superior Court. The proceedings focus on the preliminary steps and the formal transfer of the case for trial.

Ybarra Pavone Marks

Arizona Senate races to wrap up I T C overhaul before recess

Arizona Senate races against Memorial Day recess as leaders push a bill to revamp the State Industrial Commission. lawmakers aim to send the measure to the House by Wednesday while facing a four day holiday and pay freeze at the 20th session day. Senate President Marshall Humphrey leads an 18 member majority through a long caucus.

Phoenix Arizona Senate State Industrial Commission House Senate Marshall Humphrey Maricopa Humphrey

Larson Memorial Rites Set For Noted Educator and Coach

Larson, longtime College of Education professor and former Border Conference commissioner, honored with Silver Medallion Award by Arizona Basketball Hall of Fame. He authored Arizona School Law and helped create a nationally circulated school Courtesy film. Memorial arrangements by The Arizona Mortuary. Contributions preferred to Southern Arizona Heart Association.

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