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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1965
Page
3
Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol rejects the return of Arab refugees as a precondition for peace talks with Arab nations. The report notes other world issues including Gromyko talks in Paris and NATO discussions.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower endorses President Johnson's Viet Nam policy in what is seen as his strongest public remark since bombing began in February. Evangelist Billy Graham warns against rumors during the Alabama crusade's second phase.
Hal Boyle surveys odd facts from Tokyo eel restaurants and a burst of miscellany. He notes Tokyo hosts about 1000 eel eateries, cites windmills as ancient machines, radio ownership, breadwinner trends, teenage marriage failure rates, and various quirky international tidbits in a breezy, column-style roundup.
Two gunmen robbed a Daly City California supermarket early today and fled with about 40000. Police searched for the suspects as the store reported losses and investigators collected details at the scene.
The Methodist Church’s supreme court ruled that Negroes must be allowed to attend and join any denomination church, ending racial restrictions. The decision, issued from Evanston Illinois, affirming equal access within the church statewide.
New York UPI reports the 1964 George Foster Peabody awards were announced at the Hotel Pierre with 11 winners including CBS Reports Profiles in Courage Hallmark Hall of Fame and The Louvre. Paul Porter criticized the year as not a vintage broadcasting year despite bright spots.
The piece argues that faith should rest in God's power rather than human wisdom. It contends that belief in man undermines true transformation and suggests a new world could arise if belief in God surpassed belief in people.
Salt Lake City reports sociologist Armand L. Mauss of Diablo Valley College says Mormons show no more racial prejudice against Negroes than others and possibly less bias against Jews. His Bay Area survey found 20 percent of Mormons view Jews as more likely to cheat, compared with 33 percent of Protestants and 29 percent of Catholics in similar groups. He notes Mormon connections to the Lost Tribes of Israel and finds negative attitudes toward Negroes do not translate into broader secular biases.
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