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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
9
A Phoenix reader argues older workers face age discrimination while youth Job Corps plans and work-study programs aim to fight poverty. The piece contends anti poverty measures fail to address root causes and rely on temporary fixes amid a weak labor market.
Fr Marcos de Nisa writes of a lonely poet of long ago a man known by name only. A mountain hospital or crypt receives his record while the scorching season and rasping winds seal him beside his manuscript carved on stone. Ralph A Fisher Sr rests in Payson.
Washington faces sharp internal clashes as policy makers dispute Johnson administration handling of the Dominican crisis. Disputes involve the State Department Pentagon FBI and CIA with leaks and counter arguments centered on the Guzman plan and Bosch era ties.
The passage laments urban decline and nostalgia for lost innovations, noting many once common items and services vanished. It argues the mortician is called too late and suggests calling it now would prompt a healthier national trajectory.
A historical column questions how effective anti poverty efforts have been and traces claims from Hoover to Kennedy about poverty. It contrasts past optimism with current Johnson administration rhetoric on hunger and housing, highlighting persistent inequality.
In a note on Sir Walter Scott and Redgauntlet a quoted line shows up as a feel for the text. The line "Tell that to the marines the sailors won't believe it" is cited as an example of American slang appearing in Scott's 18th century prose.
The Senate passed a major civil rights voting bill, a step critics call pivotal yet somber. The author warns the move harms constitutional tradition and states rights, reshaping the balance between federal power and state control in voting standards.
The piece satirizes fear of weapons of mass destruction and foreign entanglements. It notes the nation’s rise with old fashioned effort. It muses on after dinner speakers and jokes about lunar inhabitants and space ships serving as decorations.
A columnist argues the nation faces federalization, with the Supreme Court reshaping representation to favor urban interests. The piece condemns Southern and Northern extremism enabling voting reforms and warns of weakened states rights and constitutional balance amid debates on civil rights and national control.
Showers and thundershowers will be scattered from the Mississippi Valley to the Middle Atlantic tonight with some showers in New Mexico. Cooler in the northeast and warmer on the Pacific Coast. Phoenix and Salt River Valley expect variable clouds, fair tomorrow, highs near 86 today and near 90 tomorrow, lows 53 and 70. North Arizona mostly partly cloudy with isolated showers in the northern mountains this afternoon. South Arizona mostly fair with variable temperatures, highs 75 to 90, lows 35 to 70.
Sun sets at 7 34 p m MST and rises at 5 19 a m MTS. Yesterday high 85 F. Last year high 100 F. 70 year high 107 F. Low 64 F last year. 52 F last 70 years. 24 hour precip 0 in. Since Jan 1 precip 5.03 in. Normal Jan 1 to date 2.69 in. Excess since Jan 1 2.34 in.
U S District Judge J Braxton Craven Jr told Chapel Hill reporters that pretrial publicity raises trial costs and can tempt officials to disclose inadmissible evidence. He contrasted U S coverage with English law and argued capital punishment costs human dignity and time, concluding it will eventually go.
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