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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
8
Across the South demonstrators planned marches in Alabama and other states to challenge permit laws and voting barriers. Injuries were reported after tear gas and police action. Andrew Marrisett of the SCLC led calls to bypass permits while a bi racial job-hiring committee met with officials.
Albert Gracia of Goodyear predicts electronic computers will be common in homes by 2000. He told Ohio high school science students that a home control center would manage budgets menus taxes and reminders and even help Junior with homework.
The government reported two killed and five wounded in Phuoc Thanh Province as Viet Cong forces probed a government position. In Darlac province an ambush wounded a Special Forces enlisted man, with 32 Viet Cong killed and weapons seized in the clash. Patrick Gordon Walker, Britain's Southeast Asia envoy, said the Viet Cong are being beaten but the struggle will continue for some time.
About 2,300 Americans remain scattered across the country as revolts unfold. Peace Corps says 109 workers are safe with drawal not planned. Army hands out rifles to around 3,000 pro Bosch civilians while over 10,000 gasoline bombs circulate. Armed civilians patrol streets and threaten opponents as some stores including a Pepsi plant suffer damage.
Ohio State University researcher Sharon M. Palcesko studied honey bee cleaning behavior. She found some bees were quick and industrious while others were slow or sluggish in their housekeeping.
An XV5A jet helicopter hybrid crashed during a demonstration at a desert research center after hovering at about 30 feet and transitioning to fast forward flight. The craft, which uses lift fans in wings and nose, exploded on impact after plunging from roughly 500 feet. Army officials note 52 flights since the November 6 demonstration.
A 28-year-old Phoenix man Herman McArthur Perry was released from custody after authorities determined the death of his wife Barbara 30 was an accidental gunshot wound. The shooting occurred at the home of Perry's mother Dorothy Urry on West Jefferson Avenue after a security guard reported the weapon discharged while Barbara tossed a shirt over Perry's arm. Perry said he was checking the weapon with the hammer cocked when it fired.
National Guardsmen withdrawn from dike defense as flood waters inundate Rock Island Big Island and Gulfport. About 4000 residents flee en masse, with 150 families moved from areas and 500 plus evacuated by boat from Rock Island and Fulton.
Coast Guard units found the tug Turmoil sunk in Hampton Roads near the Norfolk Naval Base. Retired Captain Clary Mills, 70, presumed trapped in the pilot house as the vessel went down. Navy divers and crew members reported the tug overran and sank swiftly after a brief period of decks awash.
About 100 CORE pickets demonstrated at the New York World’s Fair and were ignored by fair authorities and a youth group calling itself SPONGE. Fair Police Chief Stephen P. Kennedy said no pickets or disorder were seen as crowds enjoyed the fair.
In Paterson New Jersey Mayor Frank X Graves aged 105 recounts buying a .22 caliber six shot revolver via mail order on April 15 using a $13 95 money order and his own name and address. He delivered the gun to City Hall and says the incident motivates support for firearm sales controls.
Tokyo district court sentenced 22 left wing demonstrators to suspended terms from 8 to 18 months for organizing the protest that led to the cancellation of President Eisenhower's 1960 visit to Japan.
A medicated creme claims fast relief from itching and rashes including eczema and membrane itching. It is described as greaseless and pleasant to use and available at all drug stores.
Doctors describe the itch cycle where itching leads to scratching which irritates skin and increases itching. LANACANE calms irritated nerves and stops the urge to scratch, soothing tissue, reducing bacteria, and speeding healing.
Judge George M. Sterling presided over a rapid trial in which a jury was chosen in 15 minutes, prosecution and defense presented cases in 20 minutes, and verdict reached in 30 minutes. Gary Kolpack, 25, of 4607 N 48th Ave., a hospital aide, was found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a 15-year-old girl. Sentencing set for May 12.
Ayub Khan urged India to join negotiations to settle the quarrel while warning of grave consequences if it refuses. Pakistan demands Indian and Pakistani troop withdrawals from 3,500 square miles of Kutch north of the 24th parallel before a cease-fire. India Rejects. The Rain of Kutch is a dry sea of 8,000 square miles that floods during the monsoon creating a salty marsh and oil exploration hints. India plans a major naval base at Kandla near Karachi to project power.
McDonald and Cooper said the union would accept an 11.5 cent pay raise for nearly 500000 workers in exchange for retroactive pay to May 1. If no final agreement by August 31 a strike or lockout could occur. Wheeling Steel and Phoenix Steel joined retroactive pay, abandoning the 11.5 cent rise. The settlement must include bigger pensions early retirement improved insurance and total job security.
An ad promotes Fixodent to help speak clearly and enjoy hard foods like steak and apples. It mentions a pencil point dispenser for precise use, long wear against hot drinks and alcohol, and advises seeing a dentist if mouth tissues change.
Washington AP Senator Mike Mansfield urged that an international Cambodia conference could frame Viet Nam talks with the Communists and praised President Johnson for Harriman as USS representative. He said the talks may become a path to broader Viet Nam negotiations despite criticism from Morse and Long.
United Nations Secretary General U Thant arrived in Vienna to attend the Vienna conference of the U.N. Administration and Coordination. The visit underscores ongoing U.N. coordination efforts amid concerns about committee accountability.
Advertises Nutrament as a nutritionally complete liquid food for seniors with lagging appetites. Says one can provides a light meal or wholesome supplement with protein fats carbohydrates plus essential vitamins and minerals in chocolate and vanilla flavors, ready to drink at drug or food stores.
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