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Canadians wage earners will receive a 10 percent cut in income taxes starting July 1. The notice appears on page 36 and reflects a broad tax reduction aimed at easing personal finances nationwide.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
2
Crossings Reopened After River Flooding
All Salt River crossings are back open to traffic. Mesa’s Country Club Drive and Seventh Avenue crossings have been reopened with one lane each way. In coming weeks the Arizona Highway Department plans to install 23 pipes, each 72 inches in diameter, under the Mesa crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt River
Mesa
Country Club Drive
Seventh Avenue Crossing
City Streets and Sanitation Department
Arizona Highway Department
Mesa Crossing
Americans to travel abroad in record numbers in 1965
Passport applications rise sharply signaling a strong year for overseas travel. Johnson promotes See the U S A trips but urged restraint on trips while the payments position remains fragile. Officials project 1965 overseas travel could exceed 2.5 million with spending possibly surpassing 3 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
U.S.A
State Department
U.S
Constitutionality Upheld in Christensen Molestation Case
Robert E. Christensen, a 43 year old Scottsdale physician, wins a superior court ruling on jurisdiction and applicability of the molestation law. Four related counts are dismissed for lack of probable cause. Justice Vern Sessions had dismissed the charges, while Prosecutor Eldridge seeks a writ of certiorari to overturn the ruling and send records to the higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Christensen
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Fred J. Hyder
Christensen
Justice of the Peace Vern Sessions
Tolleson
Miller
Sessions
Pat Eldridge
Eldridge
Third Sniper Victim Dies In California Ambush
Kevin Dean Reida, 5, became the third victim of a 16 year old sniper who killed two motorists and wounded 11 others before taking his own life. Reida died after brain surgery at Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara 36 hours after the attack on U S 101 north of Santa Barbara. The shooter Michael Andrew Clark fled from Long Beach and later killed himself on a hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
Calif
Kevin Dean Reida
Cottage Hospital
Michael Andrew Clark
Clark
Long Beach
U.S. 101
Here
Bible Digest Excerpt by H B Dean
A devotional note urges readers to keep commandments and take God’s word to heart. It stresses faith in the Saviour as the path to heaven and quotes scripture promising that the word shall endure forever.
Remodeling Bids Sought For County Annex Conversion
The board of supervisors issued bids to remodel the former county annex into headquarters for the highway department. Estimated cost is $80,000. The building at 3325 W Durango was vacated December 21 when 14 county departments moved into the downtown complex. remodel would also house flood control district offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Highway Department
Board of Supervisors
Durango
County Departments
County
Joseph C. Herrick
Koreans Merge in Opposition to Japan Ties
South Korea's two conservative opposition parties plan a May 3 merger to back a campaign against President Park Chung-hee's push for warmer relations with Japan. The new Minjung Dang will be led jointly by ex-President Yun Po-sun and Assemblywoman Park Soon-chun, consolidating opposition with 62 seats in the 176 member National Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul, Korea
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Japan
Minjung Dang
Masses Party
Yun Po-sun
Civil Rule Party
Park Soon-chun
The
Democrats
National Assembly
Park
Democratic Republicans
Inde
Police Face Civil Rights Strains From Both Sides
At the sixth annual Arizona Institute on Police-Community Relations speakers urge police to balance authority with civil rights. FBI official William B. Soyars defends bureau duties amid charges of bias. Dr. Harold A. Lett argues society grants power yet fears it and notes non violence lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Muecke
Police Community Relations Institute
Harold A. Lett
New York
Center
Junius E. Driggs
Phoenix
NCCJ
Arizona Institute On
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Townehouse
William B. Soyars
Arizona
FBI
California Dam Fees Are Scored
Los Angeles report on Rich Johnson of the Central Arizona Project Association at the Southern California Water Conference. He accuses the Sierra Club and other groups of opposing Marble and Bridge Canyon dams on the Colorado River and promoting thermal power instead. Johnson says federal thermal power would not profit investors and would raise water prices for West residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sierra Club of California
Arizona
Southern California Water Conference
Biltmore Hotel
Rich Johnson
Central Arizona Project Association
Colorado River
Johnson
Sierra Club
San Francisco
Marble
Bridge Canyon
Central Arizona
Arizonan
Southwest
Bridge
Marble Canyons
John Saylor
Pennsylvania
Congress
Association
West
Reclamation
Youth driver sentenced after age dispute in court
Edmund Bradley, 20, was sentenced to three months in a youth detention center for dangerous driving. He proclaimed he is 21, prompting the judge to remand him to prison for six months as an adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
England
UPI
Edmund Bradley
Serum Containment Halts Pinal Polio Outbreak Spread
Health officials report no new polio cases in Pinal County after a conference with Health Director Frank Williams. Emergency oral vaccine from Atlanta enabled a county wide immunization drive. 31,057 doses given with two paralytic cases improving and one fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinal County
Frank Williams
State
Health Department
Phiilip Hotchkiss
U.S. Public Health Laboratories
Atlanta
Commons Debate May Spice TV
London AP reports Conservative MP Dudley Smith leads a push for House of Commons television to shorten speeches and curb uproar. Current bans remain on cameras and sound, with proposals for closed circuit tests and a daily half hour of edited extracts from debates to showcase key moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Britain
Smith
Commons
Lawsuit Filed Against Dick Clark for 2.5 Million
A civil suit in Los Angeles Superior Court seeks nearly 2.5 million dollars against television host Dick Clark. Attorney Milton R. Gunter represents General Marketing Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Clark
Los Angeles
UPI
Superior Court
Milton R. Gunter
The
General Marketing Corp
Doctors Quit Smoking Warns Through New Tablet Aid
A Chicago report notes 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke with many quitting recently due to evidence linking cigarettes to cancer. The Anti Tobacco Center of America claims 88 648 heavy smokers stopped using a new tablet that reduces nicotine need and smoking desire. Free information offered via Dept 77 F 1 366 Fifth Ave New York NY. Send name and address by postcard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
National Opinion Research Center
Anti- Tobacco Center of America
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Dept
Fifth Avenue
New York
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