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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1965
Page
2
Ohio State defeats Arizona State University 7 to 3 in a tense College World Series game in Omaha. The match ends ASU’s bid as the game stays tight until late innings.
Rosary for Teresa Cordova Dominguez 98 to be recited then Mass at Santa Rita Church then burial at St Francis Cemetery She survived by sister Mary Mancillas brother John Mirando nieces Jacinta Mirana Olivia Pimentel Lupe Sanchez nephew Julio Mancillas Born in Yuma she moved to Phoenix 94 years ago She was lay founder of St Marys and Immaculate Heart Catholic churches Third Order of St Francis Buckeye service for Belle Ann Weeks 68 at Buckeye Community Church includes Eastern Star burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Whittier Annie Cochran 104 memorial service planned Survivors include daughter Charlotte Cochran two sons Harry S and Dwight Ira and granddaughter Suzanne Thiele and great grandson Maicael Thiele.
An 18-year-old, Othellon Hannon of 3752 East Anne, is jailed on a deadly weapon assault charge after a shooting that wounded Delbert Branham at 3600 East Anne. Branham, 23, is in critical condition. passenger Elmer Slaughter, 26, was treated and released.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police seek an armed gang after a seven mile southeast of Kirkland Lake heist at the Virginiatown station on the Ontario Northland Railway. Five gold bars were taken. an abandoned car and a sea plane at a nearby lake are suspected escape clues. Station agent Tom Tonkin was tied up but unharmed. The gold was en route from Kerr Addison mines.
Shirley Ann Hembree, 22, of Chandler Arizona, was sentenced to one year in Stanislaus County jail and five years probation for her role in three armed holdups. She admitted driving the getaway car and cooperated with officers. Two co defendants await trial after arrest in Phoenix on May 8.
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard asks the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider its order sending him back to prison for the bludgeon killing of his wife. He argues the appeals court did not thoroughly study the issues underlying Judge Carl Weinman’s July release after more than nine years in prison.
Premier Tage Erlander of Sweden and Soviet Communist Party first secretary Leonid Brezhnev held a meeting in Moscow. The talks focused on bilateral relations and regional issues.
Duane Pope 22, fresh from McPherson College, gave up after a nationwide manhunt for the June 4 Farmers State Bank of Big Springs robbery in which $1598 was stolen and three employees were killed. FBI cam criticized. Pope checked in at the State Motel in Kansas City and surrendered to U.S. Commissioner Lee Cisel. He faces $100,000 bond and possible charges. his motives and statements remain undisclosed.
A Census Bureau report ranks Arizona fourth nationwide in combined state and local taxes as a share of personal income for fiscal 1963-64. Arizona collected $120.11 per $1,000 while the national average was $103.52. Wisconsin led at $126.07, Minnesota $121.73, California $120.65 with Vermont at $119.78 and Alaska last at $80.78. Delaware and the District of Columbia hovered around $81.7 to $82. Missouri was $84.58.
The Danube surged across Central Europe with Austria Germany Czechoslovakia and Hungary hardest hit after days of heavy rain. This third flood wave in six weeks is part of a persistently wet spring described by residents as chaotic.
A fire aboard the Colombian freighter Cuidad de Neiva, caused by an engine room explosion, burned over 12 hours off Sparrows Point. One crewman, Ricardo Eraso, 36, suffered serious burns and was hospitalized in Baltimore. Tugboats and coast guard vessels helped tow the ship to a quarantine pier as it listed 10 degrees to starboard.
Ross says fires concluded from page one were fought simultaneously with a night lull typical of this type. He notes a daylight sighting but says bystanders wish not to be involved. Police and fire departments pursue leads as the mentally ill arsonist may strike again if activity continues.
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