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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1965
Page
8
The Senate passed a $1.3 billion school aid bill, sending it to President Johnson for signature. It, along with a House vote, aims to boost funding for poverty-stricken districts, benefiting about 5 million children and improving overall education standards.
Senate Judiciary Committee clears the voting rights bill by a 124 vote, setting up a floor battle after Easter recess. The measure would eliminate literacy tests, allow federal registrars, and bar poll taxes in excluded areas, with House subcommittee already approving a similar plan. The bill’s final form will be resolved on the Senate floor.
Square dance groups such as Sunshine Squares Roadrunners Guns and Garters and Spudnix plus Turquoise Squares perform at Glendale Cartwright School Granada School Chris Town Auditorium and Ho Ho Kain Trailer Park among others. Callers include Wally Meyer Dave Schuelke Bill Ducerne Spud Magness and Leo Lovells. Dances run from 8 to 9 p.m. in various locations with several invitational evenings noted. Bucks and Bows also listed with a 8 p.m. start in Scotlsagle Street and Oak.
A condensed schedule lists radio stations KPHG KPO KOOL KTAR KOY KOOL and others with programs spanning News Music Weather Sports and religious services. Entries show times such as 2 30 p m 3 00 p m and 7 30 p m across multiple days including Saturday April 10 and Sunday April 11, detailing parade broadcasts music blocks and community programming.
Valley scene calendar lists events for Phoenix associations and clubs. Dates include Phoenix Association of the Deaf at Goettl Bros Auditorium 2005 Indian School. Ballroom Dancers at Elm Ballroom. Czechoslovak American Club at Camelback Woman's Club. Tennessee Club of Phoenix dinner at YMCA. Arizona Illinois Club picnic at North Mountain Park. American Yugoslav Social Club outing at Los Somatas Ramada South Mountain Park. Pulaski Club gathering on McDowell.
Diane Routter, 20, of Phoenix, placed second runnerup in the Miss Wool of America contest held in San Angelo, Texas. Arizona State University junior ranked third among 20 contestants. winner was Sharon Moline of Salt Lake City.
In Pittman Nevada a twin engine private plane plowed into the Branding Iron bar parking lot and sent three flaming cars into the wall. Sheriff deputies say the pilot John Covarrubias threatened the owner ex wife earlier and may have killed himself in an apparent murder suicide. About 30 customers were inside when the crash occurred. The pilot died and a bar customer was seriously burned with two others lightly hurt.
Paris AP report says Valerian Zorin, former deputy foreign minister and German affairs expert, presented credentials to President De Gaulle and pledged to strengthen Franco Soviet friendship. De Gaulle welcomed him and tied France and Russia history to current ties as discussants foresee Soviet interest in Germany's future. He warned German reunification remains an European issue to be settled by Europeans.
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