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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
4
A bold teamwork concept for water use is set to face the Western Governors Conference in Portland Oregon as a major regional plan is reviewed. The agenda highlights shared resources and efficient, cooperative management among states.
International reports say Britain prepares a Waterloo anniversary commemorative event. An allied parade on the battlefield was dropped after France declined to participate, reflecting lingering wounds from Napoleon's final defeat.
The report notes new fee changes for camp and picnic areas in Tonto and other national forests in Arizona affecting visitors and recreational use. It mentions ongoing policy adjustments and potential impacts on campers and hikers in the region.
In Santo Domingo the Dominican civil war shifts to an economic conflict with U S aid shaping the economy. The capital grows more divided as the junta and rebels clash, with U S officials hoping rebels can be isolated from downtown business areas.
An inmate testified that revulsion at recounts of mistreatment of a 7 year old girl prompted him to beat convicted child molester Eddie Anderson, who is on trial for murder in the Maricopa County jail case. The jury of 11 women and one man heard the account amid questions of the other two defendants.
Phoenix police answered 562 calls during the 24 hour period ending at 10 a.m. today. Local authorities logged a mix of emergencies, including traffic incidents and welfare checks, as part of the daily public safety dispatch.
Three dogs died after poisonings in a northeast Nogales residential area. Five earlier canine deaths in recent weeks are blamed on a strychnine compound by veterinarians. Santa Cruz County Attorney E Leigh Larson received an unsigned letter threatening further poisonings unless a leash law is adopted.
Miss Juanita Castro testified before a House subcommittee that Cuban officials high in government plotted to overthrow Fidel Castro. She described riots, suppression of news, and a repressive machine as the Communist regime sought to expand its control in the hemisphere.
An overpass on the 5200 block of East Baseline was damaged when a forklift on a trailer ripped it out. Investigators report the forklift exceeded clearance by over a foot. The incident involved truck driver Samuel Miller of 2037 N. 39th Ave.
Charles E. Shevlin will retire this month as assistant superintendent at Grand Canyon National Park, a post he has held since 1952.
Windy rain squalls along the Gulf Coast of northwestern Florida prompted the first hurricane search of the season. A reconnaissance plane was sent to check a suspicious area off the coast of Yucatan. Rain spread across the south Atlantic and eastern Gulf seaboards with heavy totals in Tallahassee. Tornadoes touched down in Texas Illinois Kansas and Florida with no injuries reported.
The forecast calls for fair and bright weather over the next five days with only mountain area showers possible. Temperatures will run 2 to 6 degrees below seasonal average. Phoenix highs near 97 and lows around 64, with Show Low receiving the heaviest precipitation at .25 inches.
Virginia state police and FBI uncovered a dynamite cache in Prince William County 20 miles south of Washington. Police said 18 to 20 sticks were buried in plastic bags in a shallow hole on a 3,000 acre site. no evidence of a training center was seen, though reports cited a combat training area for Minutemen.
Dr. Michael Ellis DeBakey, famed Houston heart surgeon, was awarded an honorary medical science degree by the University of Turin yesterday. The ceremony added a notable international accolade to his medical career and public service.
A brief devotional outline cites Ephesians 2 8 9 and quotes Isaiah on forgiveness. It emphasizes salvation by grace through faith not works and invites readers to come as they are before God.
UN Secretary General Thant said the Mayobre mission lacks mandate to investigate atrocity charges unless the Security Council directs. He noted possible mass executions near Santo Domingo amid rebel claims. The council previously limited Mayobre to overt firing incidents, despite calls to expand his staff.
Preliminary hearing scheduled for 9 a.m. July 8 before Justice of the Peace Stanley Kimball for Dann Singh of Scottsdale on charges of forgery linked to an alleged $81,000 land deal swindle.
Arizona public school administrators will learn about the Elementary and Secondary School Act at a statewide meeting at Alhambra High School. Sarah Folsom outlines steps to obtain federal aid including funding hurdles, state plans, and administrative regulations before districts receive money.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson hosted economist Walter Heller, former ACEA chair, at a private lunch at 10 Downing Street in London yesterday.
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