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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
2
A Young Republicans leader predicts a conservative trend at the national convention. The piece notes two conservatives contesting South Carolina's 2nd District seat with high expected turnout tomorrow. President Johnson returns to Washington and nominates a Texan as ambassador to Australia.
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri says President Johnson invited him to Washington in the fall but he cannot accept. An English collegian criticizes Vice President Humphrey on television for a politician's glib Viet Nam answer.
The Heard Museum announces a $400000 expansion to house the Arizona Historical Foundation. Teachers explore nature in outdoor classrooms, and Arizona State University’s Sun Devils win the state’s first national team championship in the College World Series. Page references: 3 26 47.
A 12 hour White House festival of the arts opened with Mrs Johnson welcoming guests including John Hersey Phyllis McGinley Saul Bellow and Catherine Drinker Bowen. Robert Lowell declined invitation citing Viet Nam policies. 175 guests attended the inaugural day as Johnson toured the Kennedy Garden and readings continued in the state ballroom.
Labor dispute leaves 26 100 construction workers unpaid as engineers demand a 2 20 raise over two years. Union orders mute some plastering work while federal mediator joins talks with Teamsters Laborers Carpenters and cement masons.
A Phoenix bond consultant contract to Valley National Bank faced criticism from James F. McGinnis of Shearson Hammill. The city agreed to pay 48250 for four years to guide $43.278 million in bonds, citing local ties and state expertise over a lower bid of 29000 from a national firm.
Tempe police officer E. J. Ysasi aided by a quick thinking mother rescued two year old Allen Abbott from a pool. The child was revived with mouth to mouth resuscitation and taken to Tempe Community Hospital where he recovered and was released.
Verbal report says a battered car tied to a Salt Lake City family of seven was found near Sheep Creek Canyon along the Utah Wyoming line. Police say silt and water blocked access while pumps and shovels cleared debris. Randy Swenson, 15, was recovered downstream five miles from the scene as searchers press on for Keith Woodruff, his wife, three children and two nephews missing since the flood.
Phoenix police answered 837 calls in 48 hours ending at 10 am including 82 accidents with 23 injuries and one fatality. Major crime shows 17 assaults 56 burglaries 4 robberies and 1 homicide.
London UPI reports two tone horns are banned on private vehicles in Britain starting today. Only official vehicles like ambulances may use the horns.
The piece reflects on Isaiah 6 1 and the moment when King Uzziah dies prompting a vision of the Lord seated on a high throne with His train filling the temple. It notes that removal of earthly influence can reveal the eternal God and ends with the line O Lord thou remainest.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower delivers the commencement address to the 1964-65 graduating class of the U S Army War College in Carlisle Pennsylvania. Ike, a 1928 War College graduate, speaks while residing in nearby Gettysburg.
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