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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1968

Page

2

Antiwar protesters challenge campus court order at convocation

About a fourth of demonstrators were served with court orders and must appear at 9 a.m. Tuesday to show cause why the order should not be made permanent. Axler and others argued the university infringed on free speech as campus officers and deputies blocked the main gate. Speakers at the city park condemned the draft while urging peaceful protest and legal avenues.

Axler Peace Association 4Th Ave 2Nd St Donald Kalish University of California At Los Angeles Paul E.damon Ronald London Paul S. Martin Leland Scott

Two Million Dollar Junior College Budget Adopted

The college projects staff growth from six to about 30 by June 1969 and maintains a 50 cent tax rate per 100 valuation after a $6 million bond issue. Budget items include salaries of 298 175, fixed charges 73 553, contingency 40 000, and other costs. A public hearing is set for 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Transamerica Title Building, with final adoption two weeks later.

The Board of Supervisors Transamerica Title Building

13000 Sign To Block July 16 Vote

A Democratic group in Phoenix reports 13000 petition signatures to block a July 16 special election on proposed constitutional changes. Organizer M Ralph Jenkins targets 18750 signatures by June 19 to cancel the election and move the issue to the general ballot and later decide if county boards should grow from three to five. Signatures come from Yuma Cochise Pima and Pinal counties.

Phoenix Boards of Supervisors M. Ralph Jenkins Pima Maricopa Jenkins Yuma Cochise Pinal

Scorpion Hoax Message Sparks Navy Caution

Reports say a radio message mentioning Scorpion sparked doubt about its origin as Navy and Pentagon officials warned it could be a hoax. One bearing was recorded at 75 degrees, but no second bearing to confirm transmission location.

Navy Ingraham Pentagon

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