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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
12
A proposed 3472 mile international highway to link Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia would traverse rain forests and the Andes. It aims to open 18 million acres for 1.5 million colonists, with initial agricultural output valued at $80 million annually.
Dr. Garry C. Myers urges parents to read aloud to young children daily from infancy through early schooling. Teachers note small group read alouds boost response. volunteer mothers at schools can read to nursery and primary classes, enriching language in culturally deprived areas and supporting later schooling success.
More than 16 000 people attended the Gompers Bar B Que and Auction to benefit Gompers Rehabilitation Center. Proceeds surpassed 20 000 dollars for crippled and handicapped children. Grand prize winner earned a Las Vegas trip. a camel naming contest awarded a Basset Hound puppy. Ara Bess named camel at Phoenix Zoo.
Gerald Kooyman a former University of Arizona student now at Stanford is among 12 students aboard the 135 ft Te Vega. The schooner last left Vanikoro in the Santa Cruz Islands on April 18 and may be safe at Tikopia. Naval units from the US and Britain search the area as Stanford reports daily radio contact ceased last week.
CARE officials report Viet Cong placed a price on three doctors and two nurses prompting the relocation of a CARE Medico Hospital staff about 200 miles north of Saigon. Edward J. Flynn said the group would not pay, noting CARE has worked in Viet Nam for six years with aid flights and supplies to refugees and civilians.
Dr. Melvin F. Morse promotes gentle chiropractic adjustments for lasting relief by correcting spinal misalignments affecting nerve energy and nutrition. Located at 1836 East Thomas Road, Phoenix, contact 266-1177.
An ad touts Zonite as a safe, germicidal antiseptic vaginal douche with deodorant action offering all day and all night protection from a single use. It claims gentle effects on delicate tissues and notes a survey showing nurses’ preference for Zonite.
Southern Pacific workers on strike in Los Angeles caused cancellations of eastbound Sunset Golden State and a morning mail train into Phoenix and Tucson. A westbound train discharged passengers at Alhambra while SP planned a wait and see approach before any further cancellations. Damietta deported pigeons to modern lofts costing 14350 dollars, but the birds reportedly returned.
Advert shows dentist endorsement for D.O.C denture cleaner. It touts activated oxygen bubbles away odor causing particles and breath protection. Claims top cleansing power in a university study and requires only soak and rinse. Two month supply priced at 65 cents.
Police report a white man about 32 years old, 5 feet 10 inches, 160 pounds, robbed the Thrift Liquor Store at 1811 E. McDowell around 9 10 p.m. Sunday and demanded all the money, indicating a gun under his shirt.
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