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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
5
Indian officials claim at least 300 Pakistanis killed wounded or captured with nine Pakistani tanks destroyed while fighting in the Rann of Kutch since April 9. Indian losses are reported at 65 dead and wounded as both sides maneuver near Biar Bet and Point 84 amid diplomatic efforts.
Chicago AP report marks one year since infant Paul Joseph Fronczak vanished from Mrs. Chester Fronczak's arms. A nurse masquerade on April 27, 1964 allowed entry to the hospital room where the newborn was cared for. Despite widespread searches, no one has come forward to reveal the infant’s fate.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey joined Senate leaders in efforts to reach a compromise on disputed terms of the voting rights legislation. Key participants include Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and Sen. Philip Hart with Dirksen questioning the bills constitutionality.
Dr. David B. Ast of the New York State Department of Health reports a two year comparison showing dental treatment costs for 5 and 6 year olds are less than half in Newburgh with fluoridated water versus Kingston without fluoridation. Newburgh began fluoridating in 1945 and Kingston remains unfloouridated.
A minor quake rattled eastern and southern Taiwan today near Taipei causing no damage or injuries. Authorities reported no casualties and continued monitoring for aftershocks.
South Korea's two conservative opposition groups agree to merge on May 3 forming the Minjung Dang Masses Party. The alliance, led by ex-President Yun Po sun and Assemblywoman Park Soon chun, aims to intensify opposition to President Park Chung Hees push for warmer ties with Japan. The merged bloc would hold 62 seats in the 175 member national assembly while the ruling Democratic Republicans hold 110 seats and three independents remain.
Special U.S. presidential envoy Henry Cabot Lodge left Seoul for Hong Kong after discussing the Vietnamese situation with Korean President Park Chung Hee.
The life of Edward R Murrow follows a Washington State College graduate who rose from a CBS radio broadcaster to London director, shaped wartime reporting, created See It Now and Person to Person, then moved to USIA as director before retiring to a Park Avenue home and a Pawling farm.
Steel officials discuss making contracts retroactive to May 1 if agreements lag. Wheeling Steel Corp. and Phoenix Steel Corp. already accept retroactive pay rather than the 11.5 cent raise. McDonald and Cooper plan more talks over a four month grace period, seeking higher pensions, early retirement, better insurance and full job security.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. announced it has exercised its option to purchase the tire business of Lee National Corp. The agreement transfers 13 Lee retail outlets and the Lee label to Goodyear, with a lease of the tire plant in Conshohocken, Pa. and an option for eventual purchase.
Claims fast relief from itching, chafing, rashes, and eczema with a greaseless medicated creme. Advertises LANACANE as a solution for vaginal and rectal itching and notes availability at all drug stores. Describes thousands suffering before trying the product.
LANACANE calms irritated nerve endings reducing the urge to scratch. It helps heal raw inflamed tissue by halting the cycle of itching and scratching and protecting against bacteria to speed recovery.
At Hayneville Alabama attorney for the Ku Klux Klan subpoenas President Johnson in the murder case of Viola Liuzzo. Andrew Marrisett of the SCLC vows to march without a permit in Demopolis. Police deploy tear gas as clashes injure demonstrators. Federal testimony resumes in Selma over voter registration. A sit‑in in Cleveland targets a new federal building. Judge Mize in Mississippi dies after directing desegregation.
Kevin Dean Reida, 5, becomes the third victim of Michael Andrew Clark a 16 year old who killed two motorists wounded 11 more then shot himself. Reida died after brain surgery at Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara 36 hours after the Sunday ambush on U S 101 north of Santa Barbara.
River crested near 22.5 feet threatening Highway 34 at Gulfport. Thousands evacuate in Illinois and Iowa with damage estimates from $30 million to $200 million. Burlington rail ferry planned for 650 flood workers. 400 National Guardsmen withdrawn as dikes fail and water encroaches on Rock Island, Davenport, and Gulfport.
The advert promotes Fixopent as a aid for chewing hard foods and clearer speech. It highlights a pencil point dispenser for precise application and claims Fixonent lasts around the clock, resists hot drinks and alcohol. It urges purchase at drug counters and to consult a dentist if mouth tissues change.
Moscow sources report a senior Soviet leader told a visitor that equipment is being sent to North Viet Nam to shoot down American planes. The claim followed U S statements of a missile site near Hanoi and McNamara warning that the U S can counter Soviet missiles.
The House Space Committee voted to authorize 5.18 billion for NASA for the coming fiscal year, including 27.2 million for advanced rocket engines and a nuclear electric propulsion system, despite President Johnson’ s initial deletions of those items.
Edmund Bradley age 20 was jailed for three months in a youth detention center for dangerous driving. He argued he was 21 and too old, but the judge replied that as an adult he would serve six months in prison.
An advertisement promotes Nutrament as a complete liquid meal supplement for elderly or frail eaters. It highlights ready to drink nutrition with protein fat and carbohydrates plus vitamins and minerals in chocolate and vanilla flavors, available at drug or grocery stores from Edward Dalton Company Ansgville India.
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