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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
4
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba asks Gamal Abdel Nasser to meet to resolve their dispute over Arab policy toward Israel. The item appears on page 14 and is part of a broader set of notes detailing international and domestic politics.
ARIZONA Senator Carl Hayden is quoted as a prophet regarding the Marble Canyon dam site. The note appears on page 18 of the issue, reflecting early expectations for river development and dam construction in the region.
General Wallace M. Greene Jr. told reporters in Washington that if needed, U S forces can accomplish any task in South Vietnam and that the United States could handle the problem with greater commitment. He noted Marine strength on Okinawa and in Vietnam totals 35 000 to 40 000 and said prospects are optimistic though the situation remains serious.
Phoenix police answered 422 calls in a 24 hour period ending at 10 AM. The report lists 42 traffic accidents with injuries and 13 other incidents including an attempted rape.
Col William J Parkins of San Francisco Salvation Army says adults now listen to youths and treat them as individuals. He cites fewer dropouts and higher educational standards as outcomes of this shift. Parkins speaks at Encanto Park tonight and delivers a keynote at Temple Corps Citadel tomorrow on Twentieth Century Evangelism.
In Rawalpindi Pakistan rejects India's cease-fire terms over the Rann of Kutch clash. India seeks status quo ante April 9 while both nations, with Britain and the United States, push for a halt to fighting amid claims of casualties on both sides and use of U.S. supplied gear.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson helped plant a 20 foot red oak in front of the Willard Hotel as part of Arbor Day events in Washington. The ceremony shut 14th Street between Pennsylvania Avenue and E Street for two hours, drawing several hundred spectators before the First Lady visited Friendship House on Capitol Hill to support neighborhood day care and garden projects.
County hospital chief Dr. Robert B. Leonard urged District 3 supervisor Mrs. James T. O Neil to stand firm against delaying the 14 million Papago Park hospital project. Supervisor Riggs supported immediate site prep while Barney Burns backed delaying pending Medicare action. County officials also examine returning 60 acres near 24th Street and Roosevelt deeded to the state in 1885.
New Jersey Turnpike officials ordered foreign diplomats who speed on the toll road to be banished. Turnpike executive director William J. Flanagan said state troopers will remove diplomatic cars that exceed 60 mph after 44 violations in nine years, including five instances above 100 mph. The turnpike links New York and Washington.
More than 500 scientists will arrive in Flagstaff to attend three concurrent meetings on the Arizona State College campus from Sunday to Thursday. The events are the 41st Southwestern and Rocky Mountain Division AAAS meeting, the ninth Arizona Academy of Science meeting, and the sixth annual meeting of the Eastern District of Beta Beta Beta national biological honorary.
Bible Digest by H B Dean exhorts readers to reject fear, declaring fear a tool of the devil and urging trust in God’s presence with the guidance “Fear thou not for I am with thee.”
Camelback Y's Men's Club serves pancakes from 9 a.m. to noon tomorrow in Camelback Mall parking lot at 20th Street and Camelback to raise funds for the purchase of a bus for the Y.
The State Department condemned an unprovoked attack by two North Korean MIGs on a U S RB47 over international waters. The RB47, damaged and limping to Japan on four engines, fired back as the MIGs made five passes. The United States warned of appropriate defensive measures and potential action at the mixed armistice commission.
The House committee authorized 15.303 billion for planes missiles ships and future weapons including 8.859 billion for procurement and 6.445 billion for research and development. It added 150.5 million for a nuclear powered guided missile frigate and 7 million for advanced manned strategic aircraft. Rivers pushes pay raises for servicemen citing lag behind civilians.
Tucson police and state liquor control agents arrested Robert J. McMann a 26 year old laborer and George Ortiz a 35 year old bellhop after locating more than $1 000 worth of heroin and marijuana during searches. Officers said they had worked the case several days with search warrants. Heroin sold for about 10 per paper on the illegal market.
City assessor Ralph Beal notified 8 367 property owners that June interest on special improvement district assessments is due Monday. The paving sewer and irrigation tile projects total 66 000 dollars. Payments may be mailed to the city treasurer or paid in person at the municipal building.
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