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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1968

Page

15

Tucson Youth Arrested For Pot Sale

A 19 year old, Leo E. Henke, was arrested at his home 901 N 1st Ave by Set Ed Bernal and Det Werner Wolff of the Narcotics Central Detail. Henke is the eighth nabbed in two weeks in marijuana cases and the sixth charged with selling. He allegedly sold an ounce to an undercover agent on a Justice Court warrant with bond set at 2000 dollars.

Leo E. Henke Set Ed Bernal Werner ‘Wolff Narcotics Central ‘Detail 1St Ave Henke Wolff Justice Court

Greyhound Strike Averted in Western States

San Francisco AP negotiators for Western Greyhound Lines and the Allied Transit Union reached a tentative contract. It covers drivers station employees and clerical and mechanical workers. The pact averts a strike by about 4500 workers in 11 Western states and must be ratified by union members.

San Francisco Western Greyhound Lines Amalgamated Transit Union Roger Randall Randall

Nixon Receives Standing Ovation at Phoenix Rally

About 1,700 Arizona Republicans packed a Phoenix event to back Richard Nixon. Gov. Jack Williams and figures like Barry Goldwater, Sen. Paul Fannin, and Rep. Sam Steiger voiced praise. Nixon hailed the state’s GOP leadership and joked through a campaign routine.

Nixon Phoenix Richard Nixon Barry Goldwater Arizona Goldwater Prescott Williams Fannin Steiger GOP Harry Rosenzweig John Haugh National Committee Forrest Braden Frank Middleton Richard Kleindienst

Nixon speaks to crowd outlining 1968 election themes

Nixon calls for stronger leadership and revised foreign policy to restore American respect. He urges curbs on crime and private enterprise to fight poverty, arguing the party cannot fix its own mistakes. Attendees include Williams, Goldwater, Steiger, Rosenzweig, and Haugh.

Washington

Industrial Commission Bill Passed By Senate In Arizona

The Arizona Senate approved a bill to revamp the State Industrial Commission by a 17 to 12 vote amid partisan debate. The House faces four days to study 37 pages of amendments before deciding Monday whether to accept changes or seek a joint conference committee. Democrats say time, drafting input, and key provisions were insufficient. Republicans defend past revision efforts.

Phoenix Arizona House of Representatives Senate State Industrial Commission

Morse Leads Opponents In Oregon Primary

In Portland Oregon Senator Wayne Morse holds a narrow lead in the Democratic primary with 97 percent of precincts reporting Morse 173327 to Robert Duncan 166506. Duncan notes the ball game isn’t over. Morse declines comment. A third candidate Phil McAlmond has 16953 votes. Duncan is a Portland lawyer who previously ran for Senate against Hatfield and backed Vietnam policy. Morse is a sharp critic of that policy.

Portland Ore Wayne Morse Oregon Morse Robert B. Duncan Duncan Phil McAlmond Senate Mark C. Hatfield

Kennedy Accepts McCarthy Debate as California Primary Looms

Senator Robert F. Kennedy, needing a California victory to stay viable, calls California the ultimate test after a shocking Oregon defeat. He will debate Eugene McCarthy on TV, regardless of Humphrey, and hints he could quit if Oregon proves decisive. McCarthy says he plans to keep campaigning until Chicago.

Robert F. Kennedy Oregon California Kennedy Eugene J. McCarthy New York Hubert H. Humphrey McCarthy Humphrey Chicago

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