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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
2
The U S Army Europe commander files a strong protest with the Russian forces commander in East Germany over a mob attack on the U S mission in Potsdam. Extra troops armed with rockets and mortars are flown into a Malaysian jungle region to interdict Indonesian infiltrators.
Marina Oswald, widow of President Kennedy's assassin, starts married life with electronics technician in a Dallas suburb as a new chapter opens amid a national spotlight on the Kennedy-era tragedy.
A Mesa justice of the peace pauses to consider individuals who chose the wrong road that ends in jail or prison. The note appears in a compiled page listing references from the newspaper. Snakes move in desert areas per expert warning. Interior Secretary Udall speaks to Arizona State University graduates about fragile world peace.
Sen. Ben Arnold of Coolidge says progress on traffic safety exists but is little noticed by the public and state legislatures. He urges laws to enforce safety and protect responsible drivers, citing a Western conference on highway policy where lawmakers and officials pledged closer cooperation and expanded programs.
The State Tax Commission will meet at 1 30 p m at the State Capitol to assess railroads and telephone and telegraph companies operating in Arizona. Assessments are based on annual reports and include all property franchises and intangible values. Vic Nielsen said last year railroad value was 117427221 and telephone telegraph value 108214911.
The U S Civil Service Commission in Washington announced an examination for postmaster of Sacaton to be given until June 22.
William N. Price and W. G. O Harra testified before a House subcommittee on federal aid highway program, outlining a 38 page plan of reforms after earlier findings of serious deficiencies. They cited an expanded testing program, reduced federal reimbursement backlog from 3 million to under 1 million, and ongoing contractor collaboration with Associated General Contractors of Arizona as signs of improvement.
Salvatore Bill Bonanno son of missing crime boss Joseph Bonanno was questioned for two hours by a New York rackets grand jury. He faced civil contempt for refusing to answer two questions about telephone talks with attorney William Power Maloney and had an indeterminate sentence.
The U S Office of Education approved $480,000 in grants for two Coconino County districts, Tuba City Elementary and Tuba City High School. Funds support building additions and teacher salaries, announced by the Phoenix office of Senator Carl Hayden.
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard wore a light blue robe at Columbia University as he received an honorary degree. President Grayson Kirk lauded him as a passionate defender of individual human freedom during the commencement ceremony.
Maricopa County Superior Court heard a bid dispute over a Papago Water Treatment Plant project. F. H. Linneman Inc seeks to null the Tempe award of 2.969 million to Robert E. McKee, claiming their low bid of 2.947 million was compliant. A June 17 hearing was set with Tempe City Council and City Manager Louis S. Cooper named as defendants.
The piece stresses man's need to hear the Maker's message and proclaims Thy word is truth as a central tenet. It invokes Jeremiah 22 29 to urge attentive listening to divine guidance.
Arizona House members spar over bonding to finance state buildings with Goldberg arguing against deficit financing and warning of long term tax hikes while Carrillo supports bonding to catch up on facilities. A conference committee stalls with pay as you go versus bonding, and a special session outlook extends into next week.
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