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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
3
A bold teamwork concept for water use goes before the Western Governors Conference in Portland Oregon as states review conservation strategies and shared demands.
Britain readies commemorations for Napoleon's final defeat at Waterloo as plans for an allied parade fade after France refused to participate.
National forest managers in Arizona including Tonto and other forests announce updated charges for campground and picnic areas. The move aims to fund maintenance and improvements across facilities.
The Dominican civil war widens as US aid reshapes the economy and Northern rebel holdouts contend with a junta controlled capital. Ports near Santo Domingo struggle to handle imports, while four southern ports only manage exports. Wheat imports stall and plans shift to grinding flour in Puerto Rico for shipment.
An inmate testifies that revulsion at Lyle Triplett’s account of a girl’s mistreatment prompted him to beat Eddie Anderson a 26 year old charged with murder. Anderson and two other Mari copa County jail prisoners face trial for the jailhouse beating that killed 32 year old Trip Jett on February 21. The jury in Judge Fred J Hyder’s court heard closing arguments from defense and prosecution as trials for the other two defendants proceed.
Phoenix police answered 562 calls in the 24 hour period ending at 10 am. The major crime box score outlines incidents by type and location with totals and notable patterns.
Nogales reports three more dog fatalities from a suspected strychnine toxin in a northeast residential area. Veterinarians note five earlier cases, linked to the same poison, while Santa Cruz County Attorney E Leigh Larson received an unsigned threat letter threatening 100 pounds of poison unless a leash law is passed, with similar letters sent to Nogales and Tucson newspapers.
Miss Juanita Castro testified before a House subcommittee that many in Cuba's government plot to topple Fidel Castro. She described riots, repression, and a Communist strategy to seize power while criticizing U.S. actions against communism and urging swift regional action by the OAS.
An overpass on the 5200 block of East Baseline was ripped from its supports by a forklift aboard a trailer. Investigators say the forklift cleared the span by over a foot causing about $8,000 in damage. The forklift was being towed by a truck driven by Samuel Miller of 2037 N. 39th Ave.
Windy rains along the Gulf Coast of northwestern Florida trigger the season’s first hurricane search. A reconnaissance plane spotted a suspicious area in the western Gulf near Yucatan. Tornadoes and heavy rains hit several states. no injuries were reported.
Arizona weather will stay fair and bright for the next five days with only mountain showers possible. Temperatures will run 2 to 6 degrees below seasonal averages. Phoenix tomorrow may reach 64 to 97 degrees, with early lows around 69 and highs near 92 yesterday. Local towns including Flagstaff Prescott and Winslow report varied precipitation totals around a quarter inch.
Virginia state police and FBI uncovered a dynamite cache in Prince William County a wooded 3000 acre area 20 miles south of Washington. Lt. Nicholls said 18 to 20 sticks of dynamite were buried in bags with fuses and caps. The Washington Evening Star cited government sources that the area served as a Minutemen training course.
Dr. Michael Ellis De Bakey, famed heart surgeon from Houston, Texas, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Medical Science by the University of Turin yesterday. The recognition highlights his contributions to cardiac care and medical research.
The message asserts salvation by grace through faith not works, quoting Ephesians 2 8 9 and Isaiah style lines about sins becoming white and pure. It emphasizes a welcoming approach inviting readers to come as they are and trust in God’s gift of salvation.
Secretary General Thant told the United Nations Security Council that the U N mission in the Dominican Republic lacks authority to investigate atrocity charges unless specifically directed by the council. He noted Mayobre will monitor complaints, and reported possible remains found near Santo Domingo tied to rebel accusations of mass executions.
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for 9 a.m. on July 8 before Justice of the Peace Stanley Kimball for Dann Singh of Scottsdale. He faces charges of forgery in connection with an alleged $81,000 land deal swindle.
Arizona education officials plan a statewide meeting at Alhambra High School to review the Elementary and Secondary School Act. The act promises over 11 million dollars for Arizona but funding depends on congressional approval and a chain of state and local steps before funds reach districts.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson held a private lunch at 10 Downing Street with Walter Heller, former chairman of the American Council of Economic Advisers, in London yesterday.
Charles E. Shevlin will retire this month as assistant superintendent at Grand Canyon National Park, a post he has held since 1952.
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