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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
10
In two British cities Courts deal with Whitsun youths as Mods become Trogs and Rockers become Thunderbirds and Greasers. One 19 year old, Lee Montgomery, fined 50 pounds for carrying a sheath knife. Others jailed or sent to reform schools for threating behavior.
Interns and residents at the 3000-bed Los Angeles County General Hospital ended a heal-in after increasing patient admissions and discharging more quickly. They cited overtaxed facilities and low pay while demanding more capacity and better compensation. County Supervisor Hahn denounced the tactics.
Washington UPI A political science professor proposes a question period for Congress modeled on Britain. Dr James K Pollock of the University of Michigan told a House Senate committee the idea could improve efficiency while noting the American Congress compares well with other deliberative bodies.
Mrs. Kate Burton a 50 year old widow forms clubs for widowed parents abandoned by selfish or thoughtless children. The aim is to prevent loneliness and ensure birthdays and Christmases are not forgotten.
In Dar es Salaam a joint communique by President Julius Nyerere and Premier Chou En lai denounces US intervention in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic and calls for withdrawal of American troops. They back a world summit conference to ban nuclear weapons and urge restraint by nuclear powers.
Senate leaders and Mike Mansfield pressed France to resolve its 6.5 billion WWI debt to the United States to ease an international Cambodia conference. Greece debt settlement also moved forward, with annual repayments to fund Greek education and culture. Mansfield said Cambodian neutrality and territorial integrity hinge on broader Southeast Asia stability and a possible compromise among powers.
The Hungarian Communist government aided the return of the Gemini astronauts by suspending a Budapest radio broadcast on a frequency that could have interfered with base to ship communications during splashdown.
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