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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
5
A Young Republicans leader predicts a conservative trend will prevail at the national convention. The report notes a high expectation for a strong conservative influence shaping the event. políticos
The Heard Museum announces a 400000 expansion program to create space for the Arizona Historical Foundation. The plan details a new wing and exhibits set to advance regional history preservation.
In Frankfurt Germany the West German state of Hesse will begin hearings later this month on atheists parents plea to stop a teacher from leading daily class prayers The case echoes the 1962 U S Supreme Court ruling on church state separation in public schools
Romania plans to end Stalinist controls as the Romanian Communist Party prepares for its mid July congress in Bucharest. Leaders promote a new course with non party experts in key posts and widening Western cultural ties.
New Delhi paces the struggle to keep English as an official language while defusing Tamil violence and handling the Naga rebellion. Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri seeks freedom from constant crises to focus on larger aims. The government plans to send Kevi Valley, brother of exiled Naga leader Phizo, to London with negotiating terms.
London reports that two tone horns popular with sports car enthusiasts are banned on private vehicles starting today. Only official vehicles like ambulances may use the horns, the UPI dispatch notes.
Cairo reports a total outside aid to Egypt of 3.196 billion dollars for 13 years, with 1.526 from the West and 1.441 from Communist states. About 77 percent of Communist aid worth 1.1 billion remains undelivered. The UAR’s second development plan runs seven years, stretched from five, and faces funding strain after West German aid loss and possible U.S. surplus food aid cuts.
American Numismatic Association leaders announce a $2 million coin museum and national headquarters to be built in Colorado Springs on 30,000 square feet leased from Colorado College for $1 annually over 99 years. About 25,000 ANA members nationwide hope U S aid continues.
In the year King Uzziah died the prophet Isaiah sees the Lord on a high throne. The piece notes that when earthly influence ends a view of the eternal remains, with the line O Lord thou remainest. It reflects on divine permanence amid worldly change.
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