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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1965
Page
5
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan suggests de Gaulle may pivot away from the West, widening tensions between Paris and Washington. Other items note Soviet WW2 celebrations snubbed by U S and British generals, plus insights on Saigon and East German border guards.
N A Bill Winter civic leader and Phoenix ad agency owner received the Sertoma Club's Service to Mankind Award at a Westward Ho luncheon. The plaque praised Winter for embodying service ideals. he has donated about 9,500 hours to the Phoenix Police Reserve since 1951 and held multiple leadership roles in local organizations.
In Superior Court Judge Edwin Thurston hears Chicago Title Co. offer of 75000 to Union Title Co. property receivership. Robert Wallace testifies for National Securities Inc. Wallace's bid ties to a share of profit and loss. Union Title placed in receivership April 5. court orders sale at public auction.
Phoenix Jaycees report optimism as they aim for over 20 000 signatures on petitions urging city council to adopt a new housing code. Burton Kruglick notes 11 000 petitions distributed and support from the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce Phoenix League of Women Voters and Maryvale Jaycees. The drive argues a code will remove dangerous housing promote blight control and aid redevelopment while civic groups offer speakers on the code.
Joseph D. Sullivan of the Hotel Employers Association of San Francisco urged a national conference on unemployment caused by automation. Speaking at the Arizona Motel and Hotel Association meeting in Carefree Inn he cited 400000 displaced yearly and 4 million out of work from a 75 million workforce, with 21 million more entering the labor pool in ten years.
Special to The Gazette Cedar City Utah two Phoenix men were hospitalized after a light plane crashed during takeoff at Beryl Junction They had just conducted a Sunday church service for Gospel Wings Beam the pilot and owner 2301 W Northern and a Phoenix Union High School District employee and Harder 3527 W Lawrence were returning home They fly to small communities in Northern Arizona and Southern Utah about once a month Beam expects recovery by week’s end with a broken nose and right arm Both men were to be released later The Associated Press cited water in the carburetor and one fuel tank as causes per Utah aeronautics director
Mrs. Rose Lee DeMin, as administratrix of Lyle Triplett Jr. estate, sues Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and others for 500000 alleging jail planning design construction and equipment caused her son's death while awaiting retrial on kidnapping and rape charges. Defendants include Supervisors Burns O Neil Riggs County Engineer Sanford Sheriff Boies Jail Captain Boyd and several deputies.
Eugene C. Pulliam publisher of The Phoenix Gazette and The Arizona Republic will speak at the 38th annual League of Arizona Cities and Towns conference in Scottsdale. Governor Goddard and Rep. John J. Rhodes will also speak as the meeting runs Wednesday through Friday with sessions on parks, zoning, urban social issues, city courts and more. Mayor E. J. Brown of Mesa presides at the opening and Pulliam closes with a talk on The Beautiful and Cultural Community.
Phoenix planners and business leaders debated the Papago Freeway when elevated, warning it could dissect the downtown centroid from Seventh Avenue to Seventh Street and destroy its beauty. Experts argued for a holistic plan with mass transit and a centered centroid, while others urged elevation to aid economic survival and avoid cutting the city.
A brief religious reflection urges worshipers to embrace patience as essential to worship. It cites Luke 24 49 and emphasizes that the church must seek a Pentecost moment, enduring until empowered from on high.
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