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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1965
Page
15
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A garbled page shows crossword clues and scattered entries, names, numbers, and abbreviations. It references locations, editors, circulation details, and contact numbers, with multiple unreadable items overlapping with unrelated text.
Fragmentary OCR shows a real estate notice with mentions of repossessed homes, agents Harry Hettinger and ChrisTown, and references to Televeng er Realty Welsts Lan and George Il US Homes. It notes a July date and various agent names and local listings.
A terse market update notes Aly Ed Post Realty listed new properties and agency activity. REALTORS report steady interest in residential listings, with buyers focusing on suburban areas and midprice homes.
Tucson AP report says Chief City Magistrate Norman Fenton will launch Monday a court plan to rehabilitate chronic drunkards serving life sentences on the instalment plan. The program aims to provide treatment and supervision to those in extended custody.
Police identify the Oklahoma City man as Gence C. Young whose body was found under the end gate of a railroad gondola car in Southern Pacific yards in Tucson. Only a recent Social Security card and a few papers remained in Young's pocket.
Tempe Chamber of Commerce manager Vic DeForest announced a new fact booklet detailing Tempe life including elections, taxes, and services. Produced with the City of Tempe, the booklet will be distributed through the chamber. A color brochure for industrial prospects is also ready.
Washington AP Reuters Ray E Stull, current director of public relations for the Ohio GOP, is named assistant to the GOP national headquarters public relations director. Stull has served on the Ohio GOP staff since 1958 and will assume the post May 1, replacing Lee Edwards, a Goldwater campaign publicist.
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