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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
6
U S Consul Allison Temple Wanamaker was wounded by machine gun fire near Cordoba Argentina. Doctors said he is out of danger after surgery for wounds to his left hand and jaw. Wanamaker does not know the motive. Eight bullet holes were found in his car.
The astronauts landed safely aboard the USS Wasp after a 1609 mile Atlantic recovery. President Johnson praised their achievement in a telephone call while Dr. Minners reported both men active and cheerful.
The 9 House Ed committee trimmed a Senate demand of 100000 to 7000 but did not meet today. Rep. Biles challenged GOP actions while Speaker Gilber t may call another session. Conference members push for more state aid to schools amid bonding disputes for universities.
McCloskey said U S forces in South Vietnam total about 50 000 and that no combat support use with Vietnamese has occurred yet He noted plans for substantial increases in U S involvement in coming weeks and cited military judgment behind the timing Canada reported Hanoi rejected unconditional talks and insisted on conditions for discussion in Ottawa comments echoed in Parliament yesterday.
June 3 film shows astronaut White in a suit using a space gun to maneuver around the Gemini capsule. The footage notes his jerky motions, a salute, and a view of White near the earth with the Texas coast beneath. NASA confirms the shot from the capsule’s belly camera at six frames per second.
In Seoul 17 coal miners were rescued from 600 feet underground after more than 22 hours trapped. Two miners were found dead, ending a tense rescue operation.
Interior Secretary Udall designated Manhattan's Central Park a national historic landmark but Parks Commissioner Newbold Morris worries about vandalism. He suggests placing the plaque in his office under lock and key to protect it from thefts.
The Air Force successfully launched an AVRES re entry vehicle from Vandenberg California using an Atlas booster. The experimental ballistic re entry system cleared the launch pad this morning and entered flight as planned.
Major crime tally for Phoenix shows 16 burglaries 2 assaults and 4 thefts in the latest report.
Authorities investigate whether jewels found in a crashed Pakistan International Boeing 720B radio were stolen from Los Angeles. The transmitter held about 140000 dollars in jewelry linked to Laykin Company. Investigators will compare the recovered gems with the described items.
Air Force bomber crews sank two barges and four sampans near Ron 220 miles south of Hanoi. Marines killed five Viet Cong and wounded two in Da Nang and Chu Lai, capturing one wounded and detaining 28 suspects. Viet Cong overran a rehabilitation center 25 miles southwest of Saigon. seven government troops were killed and 10 missing, one VC killed. Vietnamese forces moved into Ple Chi but withdrew before arrival of government troops. About 200 Catholic students held a six hour sit in at the palace of Chief of State Phan Khac Suu demanding Premier Phan Huy Quat’s removal.
Astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White drew attention as Gemini 4's scorched capsule sat roped off on the USS Wasp deck. The craft, which traveled 1.6 million miles in four days at 17 500 mph, rests on a ship dolly marked Speed Limit 10 MPH.
The six man rebel peace negotiating team led by Col. Francisco Caamano Deno includes Hector Aristy Foreign Minister Jottin Cury Atty. Gen. Salvador Blanco and Senate President Anibal Campagna. The sixth member is unnamed. OAS mediators Ellsworth Bunker Imar Penna Marinho and Ramon De Clairmont Duenas plan to survey business and political leaders as they push a revival of the 1963 constitution and a new government.
A U S Canadian archaeological expedition uncovered a Mayan chieftain's burial mound at Altun Ha 30 miles northwest of Belize. The find awaits exploration due to the rainy season. area sealed for further study. Sponsored by University of Utah and Ontario Royal Museum.
Robert J. Plate, 97, longtime Lima resident, rose from janitor to executive and board member of a cigar company, and died Sunday.
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