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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1965

Page

7

Arizona Guardsmen to Train Viet Nam Style in Hawaii

About 600 Arizona Army National Guardsmen will be airlifted to Hawaii for two weeks of Viet Nam style jungle survival and village ambush defense training. LT. COL. Arthur C. Barnes said the first week builds skills in entering villages, aiding natives, and evading guerrillas, with a mock POW camp. week two focuses on anti guerrilla operations in Kuhuku Jungle.

Arizona Army National Guardsmen Hawaii Talion 158Th Infantry Schofield Kuhuku Oahua Viet Nam

Two More Killed In State Traffic Toll Rises

Investigators report two more deaths from traffic crashes raising the state toll. A San Carlos woman and a man pedestrian died after injuries from a collision near Globe. An autopsy shows Benjamin Bowman died from arteriosclerosis not the crash.

Supe Tempe San Carlos Guadalupe Benjamin Bowman Seligman Louise May Globe Highway Patrol

Mesa considers sales tax to cover city budget deficit

Mesa Mayor E. J. Brown urged a one cent sales tax to close a 1965 66 deficit. The council reviewed a 6 020 300 budget with 5 920 300 in revenues leaving a 100 000 shortfall. City Manager James Petrie warned cuts or new revenues are needed and Brown called a sales tax the only answer.

Mesa E. J. Brown Brown

State Honors Eight Employees for Long Service

Tight veteran employees of the State Employment Service were honored at an awards banquet. Certificates and a pen commemorated 20 years on the job for Phillip Bowman Douglas office manager Betty Jonesbit Phoenix field operations secretary Garfield Thomas Globe interviewer and technician and Christian Strayer Tucson employment counselor. Fifteen-year certificates went to Manuel Martinez Josephine Potter and A Milt Jack all of Phoenix and to Stanley Winton Tucson.

Phillip Bowman Douglas Office Betty Jonesbit Phoenix Garfield Thomas Globe Christian Strayer Tucson Manuel Martinez Josephine Potter A. Milt Jack Stanley Winton

Petition Filed by Farmer in Bankruptcy Case

Earl Wiechens a farmer and work lift operator of 3812 West Lamar filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing debts of 121017 dollars and assets of 6711 dollars.

Earl Wiechens W. Lamar

PCT Chief Urges State Sweepstakes Plan

Bernie Williams heads the Arizona Sweepstakes Committee and calls for a state sweepstakes to cut taxes. He cites New Hampshire as a model with one third tax reductions and invites the public to a meeting at 8 p.m. in the Colonial Room of the Westward Ho with a program featuring Gerun Moore.

Bernie Williams Arizona New Hampshire Williams People’s Charter Ticket Westward Ho Gerun Moore Hollywood

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