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FOUR SECTION A THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1968 Rocky Employs Expert As Campaign Adviser 1968 New York Times News Service ALBANY, N.Y., Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller has hired John Emmet Hughes, the author and national political strategist, to run an unannounced campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, sources close to the governor said Tuesday. One of the governor's closest advisers said the hiring of Hughes, who has worked in the past as a writer and political tactician for former President Eisenhower and for Rockefeller, meant that the governor was seeking to place a "renewed accent on his availability" for the nomination: Hughes' new posier tion was described by the adviser as Rockefeller's "personal chief of staff" for the campaign. On March 21, Rockefeller said he would not be an active candidate for the nomination, but that he would accept a draft if one developed between now and the Republican national convention in Miami Aug.

5. As further evidence that Rockefeller has decided to seek the nomination, although indirectly and without entering any presidential primary elections, sources close to him cited his announcement Tuesday that, in addition to Hughes, the governor was also hiring three othexperts on national and international affairs. By. RON Gem-Wise Registered LEEDS Jeweiry fashions, Jeweler facts, fictions Member of American Gem Society Welcome to Gem Wise. In this column I will try to bring you something of interest bi-monthly about our wonderful world of gems.

First. for those of vou who are newcomers to the Old Pueblo. a resume of our firm's history and staff. The name was coined from the names of the four members of our family and the was established 11 yrs. ago mv mother and father.

We have been Tucsonians for 22 vears. Mv father is a jeweler with over 40 vis. experience. my mother has been active since the store's found. ring.

I joined nine vears ago. Last Dec. having completed 'the necessary courses. as well as the jewelry design course. given by the Gemological Institute of Americn and the AGS.

I was awarded the appraisal and evaluation Diamond Certificate. the title of Registered member of AGS. and also Wall Collapse Claims Life Of Worker A 39-year-old construction worker was killed yesterday morning when a section of concrete wall fell on him. Police said William Frost, of 4710 E. Hampton was helping demolish a building at 1162 N.

Sonoita Ave. when the accident happened. Two other workers inside the building said Frost was pulling on a ceiling rafter when the 7-foot section of wall fell inward, pinning him. The other two men escaped injury. Funeral arrangements are pending at Valley Funeral Home, 2545 N.

Tucson Blvd. Russia became a great power during the reign of Peter the Great, first and greatest of the Russian emperors W. T. M'Clelland Dies; Was Pioneer Dairyman W.T. McClelland, 76, of 2015 E.

Lind founder of Shamrock Dairy in Tucson and Phoenix, died Monday at Tucson Medical Center. In 1922 he bought 20 cows and a Model Ford truck and began his first milk route. He had about 40 customers and sold milk for 12 cents a quart. The company grew, and by 1933 there were 10 employes, and the dairy had three retail and one wholesale route. In 1941 a new plant was built at its present site on Ruthrauff Rd.

The plant was enlarged in 1949 and the Shamrock Milk Transport Co. was organized in 1953 and currently operates a fleet of 450 trucks. Mr. and Mrs. McClelland (she is the former Winifred Parker of County Down, Ireland), were members of Trinity Prebyterian Church for more than 40 years.

Mr. McClelland left northern cial supporter of Tucson hospi- Chastain Builders Inc. 4418 E. SPEEDWAY REMODELING CARPORT ENCLOSURES Repairs Additions CUSTOM HOMES Call us for Consultation Planning(NO OBLIGATION) Planned with Judgement-Built with Integrity CALL FINANCING CALL 327-4244 AVAILABLE AFTER 5 793-1360 P.M. achieved membership in the Golden Loupe Club.

Norbert Rick. our European watchmaker (I use the term literally as he is not. just another watch repair man) was trained from bovhood in the finest watch factories in Europe. He delights in putting your treasured heirlooms in perfect running order again, as well as vour modern watches and clocks of all makes. All of our efforts are concentrated in one location in order to bring vou personal attention and service.

We're proud of our jewelry. we want vou to be proud of yours! onel JEWELERS 55 E. Pennington St. Member of American Gem Society What would your wite say if you came home with an Olds tonight? You've probably talked that this Cutlass cost less type, she won't care about new cars, and shopped than many of the low- details. She'll take one look at the low-priced names.

priced "names" you looked Cutlass and kiss you. Then she'll So it's mainly the at. (Even with the Tilt- Wheel look at that plush Cutlass fact that it's an Olds you ordered just for her.) interior, and kiss you again. she'll be reacting to, Now, if she's the emotional Either way, you'll be a hero right? So by the hearth tonight. If she's the practical type, she'll blow a gasket.

Because she thinks an Olds is more car than you were planning to buy. You'll have to talk fast and make the point GM See your nearest Olds dealer DO EXCELLENCE during" youngmobile savin' season" Cloudy Sky, Some Rain Predicted While turbulent weather piled hail stones two feet deep in parts of west Texas yesterday, the forecast for Tucson calls for little change in temperature, partly cloudy skies and possible thundershowers today and tomorrow. Record-breaking rains piled the hail stones two feet deep in Abilene, in West Texas, and sent numerous streams to flood stage. Hail collapsed the roof of a Salvation Army store in Abilene when the violent storm struck the city late Monday and early Tuesday. The ice was stacked in streets and driveways, underpasses were flooded and at one time the emergency room at Hendrick Memorial Hospital in the north part of the city was flooded.

The high for Tucson this afternoon is expected to be between 78 and 83, and the low 50 to 55. The weatherman predicts thundershowers today, tonight, and tomorrow. Tucson is already ahead in its amount of rainfall, with the precipitation to date being 3.17 inches. The normal rainfall for this date is 2.29 inches. Other extremes in Arizona yesterday were Ajo 85-48, Alpine 57-26, Clifton 78-52, Kingman 74-41, Safford 79-36, Show Low 61-22, Gila Bend 87-45, Page 59-36, Buckeye 88-50, Yuma 88-63, Grand Canyon 54- 32, Flagstaff 56-30, Ft.

Huachuca 72-45. Culture Exchange WASHINGTON (AP) The United States and Japan have agreed to meet every two years for a cultural and educational interchange. The agreement reached at a Japan cultural conference which devoted its main emphasis to educational systems in the two countries. MIDWAY SCREEN DOOR unus Aluminum SPECIAL $12.50 woot THIS WITH AD 327-4547 $8.95 LUMBER 7 P.M. EST April 9 Data From U.S.

WEATHER BUREAU ESS 48 COLD 52 34 61 70 54 54 59 48 70 59 GL 655- 57 64 Temperatures 66 Are Average For Area 64 Rain 60 60 70 Showers Snow 60 70 Flurries XXX 75 70 80 High Temperatures Expected FORECAST 80 For Daytime Wednesday Border States Expect Rain Rain and thundershowers are forecast today for the southern border states and Gulf coastal states. Tucson forecast calls for thundershowers today and tomorrow with little change in temperature. (AP Wirephoto) W. T. McCLELLAND tals, the University of Arizona, the UA Medical School, and many community service programs.

He was a member of the Old Pueblo Club and past president of the Arizona Guernsey Cattle Club. Mr. McClelland letf northern Ireland when he was 17 and came to the old 3C ranch near Oracle. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Trinity Presbyterian Church, 740 N.

4th with the Rev. Glenn C. McGee officiating. Friends may call at Brings Memorial Chapel, 236 S. Scott from 7 to 9 p.m.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Besides his wife, he is survived by a daughter, Frances McClelland, a son, Norman P. McClelland, and two grandchildren. Liars CITY VAN STORAGE CO. 327-3434 WEATHER SOUTHWESTERN AREA NEW MEXICO -Cloudy afternoons with occasional rain showers today in the north and tomorrow in the south.

ANSOUTHER today and CALIFORNIA tomorrow; Sunny gusty winds today. WEST TEXAS Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with widely scattered thunder showers. U.S. WEATHER BUREAU AT AIRPORT temp. yesterday 80 Highest temp.

year ago 78 High record this date(1954) 90 Low temp. yesterday 47 temp. year ago 48 Low record this date(1945) .39 Mean temp. yesterday 64 Mean temp. year ago Normal temp.

this date 64 Barometer 30.04 29.08 Humidity 5 a.m. 47. 5 p.m. 18 Sunrise 6:01 Sunset 6:49 Data for 24 hours ending at 5 p.m. MST Tucson Rain Gauge Normal precipitation to date .2.29 Yesterday's precipitation Precipitation to date .3.17 24 hr STATION Max.Min.Prec.

Albuquerque 66 Anchorage 29 15 .02 Atlanta 80 57 Vandals Damage 36 Vehicles Police reported receiving 36 calls early yesterday from persons car windows had been shattered during the nigat. Officers said calls started coming in around 4 a.m. that a car windows were being shot at with a pellet gun by "a bunch of juveniles riding around in a car." All the damaged cars were in an area between Grant and Ft. Lowell Rds. and 1st Ave.

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today at the Pioneer Hotel, has been postponed until May 13. Thomas S. Jay, chairman of the Pima County Board of Supervisors, said the postponement was granted at the request of Tucson Mayor James N. Corbett Jr. TUARRC is the area's clearing agency for federal grants.

It is composed of representatives of the county, city and South Tucson. Gunman Arrested In Shooting Spree NOGALES Son. Mex. (AP) Police arrested Celestine Hernandez, 34, in a house Tuesday after he allegedly fired several shots from a .22 caliber rifle into a busy street. No one was hit by the gunfire.

Police Chief Roberto Gutierrez-Gil said the man gave no reason for his action. The Weather And You We tend to think of hay fever time as a trying period for some of us in the days of autumn. But hay fever can bother some of us in the spring and, if it does, the weather is mostly responsible. The most severe stages of hay fever usually develop when the temperatures are unusually low for the season. If we have a cold spring, then those who are afflicted may suffer more than during a warm April.

High winds that come with changing weather help to cause an increase in allergic reaction to pollen in the air which biometeorologists call "aeroallergens." Medical statistics show that if you suffer from hay fever any time of the year you are unfortunately in a group that comprises 15 per cent of the population of the United States. If you have hay fever in the spring you probably will be glad when the weather brings rain, because rain will bring you some relief. Vinton Ray Simms Drug Discussion Set At Alice Vail A panel discussion on drugs called "The Other World" will be held April 16 at 7:30 p.m. at Alice Vail Junior High School, 5350 E. 16th St.

The program is open to the public. On the panel are Dr. Joseph G. Ansfield, head of the University of Arizona's Student Health Service; Dr. Robert I.

Cuttls, director of the Southern Arizona Mental Health Center; Dr. Lincoln Chin, professor of pharmacology at the UA; and Det. Werner Wolff, Tucson Police Dept. Intelligence Division. Judge John F.

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