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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1965
Page
3
The U S Army in Europe protests to the Russian commander in East Germany after a Communist mob attacks the U S mission in Potsdam. Extra troops with rockets and mortars fly into a Malay jungle to pursue Indonesian infiltrators.
Defense Secretary McNamara states the U S nuclear arsenal in Europe will be twice its 1961 size by this time next year. Other items note Fulbright’s reluctant support for Johnson’s foreign aid bill, and Johnson’s stance on reapportionment and economic guidelines.
International marketing consultant John T. Lyons urged Phoenix to claim the title Valley of Light to highlight the metro area’s night glow from the air. Speaking at a Sertoma Club luncheon, he said Europe’s audiences favor the American West and Phoenix’s image abroad is fuzzy. Lyons heads an international firm with bases in Europe and Philadelphia and cited Paris as a model for branding.
The item presents a devotional excerpt stressing hearing God’s word and declaring Scripture as truth. It quotes Jeremiah and emphasizes the soul’s need to receive divine guidance from the Maker.
The state board of education plans additional special meetings to manage increased federal aid and programs for Arizona schools while keeping four annual sessions. concerns over a $16,000 legislative cut to the public instruction budget were voiced, and the group discussed extending classroom days for next year.
Interior Secretary Stew art Udall told the Phoenix Kiwanis Club and Valley of the Sun Electric League that optimism within his department could bring the Central Arizona Project this year. He warned Arizona overdraws groundwater by three to four times the recharge and warned that water must be imported from potential sources such as saline plants on the Southern California coast or in the Gulf of Mexico.
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall announced federal funds of 52000 for the University of Arizona to conduct water resource studies in the current fiscal year. The grants cover land grant universities in 36 states and Puerto Rico with fourteen other states receiving allotments last January.
In Washington AP report, Republican leaders including Eisenhower Goldwater Nixon and Dewey confer to craft declarations on civil rights and foreign affairs while not expected to declare on Johnsons federal repeal of union shop bans. Eisenhower noted no division among leaders and Dirksen called unity strong. Bliss urged national support for top GOP candidates and local funding for Lindsay.
Nearly 1,000 Papago Indian youngsters are missing from Arizona school rolls in a Bureau of Indian Affairs survey. Maurice Gemmell urges an annual census of Papago and other tribes to guide future school attendance enforcement. BIA reports 2,540 Papago students aged 6 to 18 in public and mission schools.
The Phoenix City Council buys an 18 acre site two miles south of Baseline Road for a 40 million gallon reservoir to boost South Phoenix water service. The land costs 41 017 and is owned by Carl Schmidt and wife of Elmhurst Illinois.
Caracas reports Jaime Gamerberg a 24 year old chemical engineering student escaped after two days in captivity. Kidnappers demanded 170000 dollars from his father Ruben, a Caracas businessman, and left terrorist equipment identifying them with the FALN underground. Police guarded the home after the escape.
Senate President Clarence backs a pre conference panel to resolve a dispute over funding for university building needs. A House Senate conference panel faces a tough path as they cannot amend the bill. A separate case in Superior Court involves Arizona Magazine Distributors seeking return of seized magazines arguing the action unconstitutional without a hearing. The HB 4 funding proposal shifts from cash to bonding authority, with no conference meeting set. Named participants include Sens. Ben Arnold Harold Giss Sol Rhee Fred Udine John Conlan and Reps. G O Biles Frank Crosby William Jacquin Ray Goetze Polly Getzwiller.
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