23 Apr 1965
Page 5
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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1965
Page
5
The article notes that more than half the population will lose an hour of sleep as clocks are moved forward for Daylight Saving Time. It references other items on pages 34, 25, 9, 37, 5, and 17, including church, medical, and diplomatic notes from the week.
India replies with a restrained attitude as the United States and nine other nations pledge 1 billion dollars in aid. The report notes New Delhi’s cool reaction and frames it as calm indifference despite the aid offer.
The Arizona Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling allowing the Salt River Project to condemn land for a power transmission line right of way. Justice Lorna E. Lockwood wrote the decision, affirming Judge Laurance T. Wren’s ruling in Maricopa County.
County Atty. Robert Corbin authorized Deputy Cliff Womacks to file an affidavit of bias against Judge Fred J. Hyder of Maricopa County Superior Court. Hyder joined long‑serving judges Warren L. McCarthy and R. C. Stanford on Jan 3 1955 as Womacks prosecutes cases, with Hyder noting the job is to administer the law. The dispute follows several Hyder rulings and claims of defense overprotection and hung juries in recent trials.
Kansas City Park Department Superintendent Frank Vaydik announced plans to install signs reading Please Walk on the Grass. He said the park and boulevard system exist so people can walk on green turf and that sidewalks may be removed where unnecessary to encourage enjoying the grass.
Senate leader Harold Giss predicts Governor Goddard's tax and bonding program will pass the Senate, perhaps with changes after hearings with mining utility and school groups. He notes prior bonding bills for state construction and university bonds, stalled in the House, while House leaders criticize the program as a taxpayer burden and misallocated funds.
U S jury hears testimony in the trial of Manuel Chavarrez Sainz a 60 year old Valley cattle buyer charged with sale concealment and transportation of heroin. Federal agent testified about a 632 ounce heroin purchase leading to his Nov 16 arrest. Indictments allege sales on Oct 6 Oct 20 and Nov 16 with a haul valued at $91 000.
The ICC cites improper loading of a freight car as the cause of a collision between a freight train and the Santa Fe Super Chief near Kingman. The Aug 20 incident killed two women and injured 16 others when a steel tube protruding from the freight car pierced a passenger car after the load shifted during transit due to unsecured securing.
Roanoke Virginia police arrested Robert Lee Askins 27 after a foot pursuit downtown. He allegedly robbed the Crossroads Mall Bank of Salem branch, getting about 8788 dollars from teller Wanda Stoner. Askins carried 8787.99 when captured after firing toward Officer J T Stamps.
County investigators arrested Dr. Walter L. Jacobs, 31, of Scottsdale on a morals charge for lewd acts with a 17 year old. He posted $10,000 bond after booking at the city jail. The case, linked to a father who reported the matter after authorities declined help, prompted review by the state examining board.
In Moscow reports note teenagers favor the twist over the native terrikon, preferring improvisation and novelty. An Evening Moscow correspondent admits openness to well danced twists while lamenting the terrikon's lack of appeal outside the capital. The terrikon, set to 3 2 music, features simple steps with allowed variations.
Outstanding Phoenix bricklaying apprentices including last month’s wall contest winners will be named at a 7 p.m. dinner at the Ramada Inn. Silver trowel trophies tools and cash awards will be presented across three apprenticeship levels. Tom Murphy secretary of the Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers International Union will be the main speaker. Brooks Billings coordinator of the program leads the event.
A brief verse urging harmony within families and communities. Emphasizes that peace at home is as crucial as peace abroad and calls believers to set a positive example for others.
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