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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1965

Page

5

Reds and their elusive goal in the ruble war

The piece argues that despite toned down predictions of Soviet economic dominance, Russians struggle to match free market dynamics. It notes central planners’ limits, factory managers’ dependence on planers, and failures of computers without human creativity. It concludes disillusionment may outpace diplomatic gains.

Viet Nam Johnson Moscow Peking Hanoi Western Pacific Asia Africa

Arizona teens recruited to save cantaloupe harvest

The piece questions Labor Secretary Wirtz and the Labor Department's push to enlist Arizona teens to harvest cantaloupes, calling the staged recruitment a political ploy that risks agricultural chaos and higher food costs. It condemns the use of patriotic imagery as a political gimmick while praising the youths' initiative.

Arizona Labor W. Willard Wirtz

Phoenix 1890: Local News Highlights From June

A concise look back at a day in Phoenix in June 1890 featuring city affairs, business notices, and community events. The item notes local leaders, ongoing developments, and civic activities shaping early Phoenix.

Phoenix items note lost nuggets and local projects

Lost-Two nugget pins with a small gold chain are offered for reward at Valley Bank via E. J. Bennett. J. H. Thomas operates two steam threshing machines on Grand Avenue. Architect Creighton secures a 1250 dollar contract for a Jefferson Street five room cottage for Mrs. Wormell. A Tempe seven room two story brick residence for W. W. Huston costs 4000 dollars. C. J. Dyer sends a bird's eye view of Phoenix to San Francisco for engraving by Schmidt & Co. A map will be published soon to provide a finer Phoenix view.

E. J. Bennett Valley Bank Creighton C. J. Dyer Phoenix San Francisco Messrs. Schmidt & Co

Reds Build Airpower In North Viet Nam

Washington reports a major build up of jet bombers and MiG fighters in North Viet Nam. Crates totalling over 500 boxes unloaded at Haiphong and Haiphong airfields suggest 30 IL-28 bombers and 120 MiG-21 fighters to be assembled for operations within a month.

Reds North Viet Nam Washington Haiphong Hanoi Air Force Pentagon Moscow U.S United States

Future For U N an Editorial on U Thants Worries

The New York Daily News editorial voices concern that the United Nations risks becoming just a debating society as key powers fail to pay assessments hindering peacekeeping. It argues the cure is not a U S pullback from its anti deadbeat stance but likely deeper reforms.

The New York Daily News U.N Russia France General Assembly United States

Money Not War Worries NATO Says Viet Nam Campaign Costly

Constantine Brown reports that NATO allies urge peaceful resolution of the Viet Nam crisis. European officials fear long costs and dollar weakness from a protracted campaign, warning against expanding welfare and treasury drains.

NATO United States

Unions and Religious Freedom Debate At Congress

A Congress subcommittee hears religious leaders warn that repealing Section 14b of the Taft Hartley Act would abridge liberty including freedom of religion. They urge federal protection against compulsory unionism while noting limited state right to work laws. The argument parallels conscience objections to military service and questions compelled union membership for workers.

Congress House Labor United States

Selma Faces Occupation by Union–Era Echoes and SNCC Critics

The piece portrays Selma Alabama as an enduring center for civil rights activity and opposition to SNCC militancy. It contrasts a revived civic pride with local tensions including harassment of Dr. James Owens and ministers, and notes preservation efforts like saving the Albert Hotel amid a transformed old opera house.

Selma Alabama Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee Dartmouth College Albert Hotel SNCC James Owens Selma University

Short-Haul Airlines A Sleeper Success

By Donald I. Rogers, the piece extols local airlines linking 370 U S cities with main lanes, highlighting 13 regional carriers Allegheny Bonanza Central Frontier Lake Central Mohawk North Central Ozark Pacific Piedmont Southern Trans Texas West Coast and their FAA regulated, safe operations using Turboprop and small jets. It notes strong on time performance and service quality despite smaller fleets and absence of meals and in-flight movies.

America North Central Ozark Pacific Piedmont Southern Trans Texas West Coast Wilbur Orville Kitty Hawk

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Mr. Wirtz Army Cuba China Department Minutemen Wirtz J. H. Thomas Grand Avenue Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott Joint Chiefs of Staff State Department Joint Chiefs Rusk Llewellyn Thompson McGeorge Bundy White House Peiping South Viet Nam Chung Hee Park Park United Nations U Thant Organization Constantine Brown North Atlantic Alliance London de Gaulle Europe Soviet Union Southeast Asia Western Europe SRO the Nations No.1 College Nelons National Antiork College Canmes State Highway Dept Snerlocis Holmes By Russell Kirk Smitherman Washington, D.C Johns Hopkins Jackson Miss Donald I. Rogers Civil Aeronautics Board Federal Aviation Agency Continental U.S Wall Street Allegheny Bonanza Central Frontier Lake Central Mohawk Dowling
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