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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
5
Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba asks Gamal Abdel Nasser to meet to resolve their dispute on Arab policy toward Israel. The potential talks aim to align stance amid regional tensions and diplomacy.
National news notes the broadcasting industry’s protest of an FCC decision requiring TV and radio stations to keep their books open for public inspection. The item also references presidential milestones and other brief items on pages 82 235 and 33.
Dr Harold F Blum argues life on earth had one chance in a billion to evolve into its current abundance and variety He adds that the odds against a highly intelligent communicative species arising are one in a quadrillion He notes such estimates stretch imagination about life in the universe and aid perspective on human activity and time.
NASA plans a two-probe program to measure reentry heating at lunar-return speeds. The second instrument-laden craft will launch next Tuesday to verify heat limits for Apollo capsules, with data to ground stations and a splashdown into the Atlantic.
In Katmandu yesterday the first consignment of British military equipment arrived under a British American aid plan to modernize Nepal's army. The shipment includes arms and ammunition and three planes, according to a government spokesman.
William Bell Jr. becomes the first Black appointee to a Phoenix administrative post, named administrative assistant to City Manager Robert Coop effective May 17. He led in exams for the job and will handle studies reports citizen requests and represent the manager and mayor at public meetings. Bell a St. Marys High School and Arizona State University graduate with a masters in psychology and guidance. He has been associate director of the Phoenix Urban League since 1962 and helped found a community service center at 820 S Seventh Ave for job seekers and health housing and welfare advice सरकारी.
A three day conference of NATO parliamentarians opened in Athens Greece focusing on East West relations and regional dialogue. Participants discussed approaches to strengthen alliances and cooperative security in Europe and beyond.
A pesticide company worker crawling under St. Pauls Baptist Church in Cleveland found a sack with 45 pieces of U S mail including a $3 171 check. Postal authorities say the letters were apparently stolen last May.
Del E. Webb Corp plans a seven story 138 room annex to the TowneHouse Hotel at 100 W Clarendon with potential site between Second Avenue and the patio. The Phoenix Planning Commission backed rezoning to allow the project and a feasibility study will decide timing.
Congo Premier Moise Tshombe appears set to form a coalition cabinet as the fifth year of independence ends. Observers warn stability remains distant amid partial results, military moves, and a fragmented parliament. Tshombe relies on Conaco to win seats but faces a patchwork assembly and a still fragile security and civil service.
Dr Robert Hannelly president of Maricopa County Junior College District issues his spring notice to students. He warns that spring freedom should be restrained and that public displays of affection are not appropriate on college campuses.
LISBON AP frail 7 year old Salazar contemplates 37 years in power as Portugal nears NATO ties and grows unrest. Budget devoted to armed forces rises to 166 million, leaving little for poverty aid. Questions arise about post Salazar as demonstrations increase.
A brief devotional note urges readers to cast out fear with faith in God's love and grace. It cites Mark 6 50 and the promise "Fear thou not for I am with thee" as a message against fear and doubt.
Workmen started tearing down a two story building at 31 West Washington Street formerly housing a clothing shop and a dentist office. The City Building and Inspections Department condemned the structure and owner Ida Ballson of Los Angeles ordered its demolition. Attorney Jerry Butler said no future use is decided. The parcel measures about 35 by 50 feet adjacent to the Rialto Theater, built in 1923 and demolished five years ago.
New Jersey Turnpike authorities order foreign officials with diplomatic immunity off the road after 44 speeding violations on the 118 mile freeway over nine years. In five cases diplomats drove over 100 mph as William J. Flanagan notes, the limit is 60 mph.
A dog fashion show in Harrogate England set for next week will feature perfumes nail varnish bonnets and bootees for pets.
A blaze in an industrial area destroyed Mattingly Paint Shop Mt Lemmon Stage Lines and the Empire Fabrics warehouse in Tucson. Damage may exceed 200000 dollars. Fire officials said the fire began at the paint shop and deputies feared underground gasoline tanks might explode but they did not.
Mrs. Sarah Folsom, Arizona state superintendent, urged educators to participate in activities on May 1 National Loyalty Day. She asked all education professionals to emphasize loyalty to the nation and highlight America's heritage to students.
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