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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1965

Page

8

British Prime Minister Wilson Disturbed by Viet Nam Policy Criticism

London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson stated his government is deeply disturbed by criticism of Britain’s pro-U.S. policy on Viet Nam. He said consultations on Viet Nam are now going on and prepared to provide elaborations in Commons.

London Ister Harold Wilson U.S Viet Nam McCormack Commons Wilson Washington United States Penng Sir Patrick Dean

Economy ok says Johnson with leaders amid Viet Nam debate

President Johnson and Democratic leaders described the economy as sound after a White House breakfast with Johnson. They cited May’s record high employment and factory pay, while questions about stock declines and Viet Nam policy linger in the background.

Washington Johnson The White House HOUSE John W. McCormack Massachusetts

Barney Barred From Page One Board Member H. Gray

H Gray a member of the first board of supervisors who knew Jack Swilling. Swilling came to the Valley with an irrigation plan and died in Yuma jail awaiting robbery trial. Barney retired in 1944 and devoted his time to Arizona history. He wrote Tales of Apache Warfare and a history of the Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department and contributed to The Sheriffs Magazine and The Phoenix Gazette. He traced lineages to Degory Priest and Benjamin Franklin. His grandfather and great uncle were major mining figures owning the Silver King Mine, a huge Arizona silver mine.

Jack Swilling Yuma Barney Arizona Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department Sheriffs Magazine The Phoenix Gaizette MR. Barney Degory Priest Benjamin Franklin Territorial Arizona Silver King Pinal County Florence Superior San Francisco Stanford University Herbert Hoover Phoenix Antelope Peak Agua Caliente Woolsey Tank

Turf Results At Aqueduct Prices Dunk Low

Aqueduct seventh race for 3 year olds up on six furlongs yielded Sun Blum at 8.10 3.00 2.40 Black Mountain Ycaza 2.70 2.20 Power Of Destiny Rotz 2.50. Eighth race alwc for 3 year olds up 14 miles saw Bobandit Gustines 12.20 6.30 4.80 Ark Ark Baeza 4.60 3.60 Circus Sorrentino 6.20.

Sun Blum Black Mountain Power of Destiny Alwc Bobandit Gustines Ark Ark Baeza Circus Sorrentino

Delaware Park Race Results First Through Eighth

Finals show eight races with purse amounts from 3 000 to 4 500 dollars for 4 year olds and up sprint to a mile turf. Notable payouts include Heliotwist 11.60 6.80 4.80 and Gallant Ghost 13.20 7.20 4.20 with winners listed per race and times such as 1 13 for first and 1 45 for sixth.

Heliotwist Tres Suave Burr Tomy Dixon Thornburg Shavitt Johnson Strius Phelps Gallant Ghost Valenzuela Confidence Man Uniprix Lee

Plane Crash Fatalities Identified In CAP Search

In St George Utah three men died when a Civil Air Patrol plane crashed Sunday night while locating a missing New Mexico flight. Identified victims are pilot Dr Elmyrrh Cox and passengers Jim Middleton and Jim Miles all of St George. The craft joined the hunt for the Salt Lake City to Farmington missing plane.

ST. George, Utah Civil Air Patrol Dr. Elmyrrh Cox St. George Jim Middleton Jim Miles

Hollypark Clear YR Fast First Race Result

Hollypark Clear YR Fast won the race with a 1:10% pace. Flashey Luke finished second with payoffs 13.80 8.20 4.60. Sir Sun paid 10.00 5.80, while Bill won at 3.20.

Hollypark Luke Ross Sir Sun Harmatz Bill Jennings

Aboard New Mexico Plane Were Pilot Jeansonne and Family

Pilot J. F. Jeansonne of Hobbs New Mexico traveled with his wife and their 16 year old daughter on the flight.

New Mexico J. F. Jeansonne Hobbs N.M

Time For Dads Watch Bonus Report

More than 800000 fathers in the United States will receive new watches in Day according to researchers at Bulova Watch Company Inc.

New York UPI United States Bulova Watch Company, Inc

State engineers report ongoing road work despite walkout

Settle workers are doing earth work this week on a 921 802 contract running 5 miles and Gil Brown employees oiling a adjacent mile as part of a 1 4 million job. Both contractors have Arizona officers but are headquartered out of state. Angus Chadwick deputy state engineer says neither had work stoppage because of the operating engineers walkout last week. Traffic is being routed through the area and he hopes to reach a point with no complaints from the traveling public. He notes a few isolated construction jobs elsewhere but has no specifics.

Gil Brown Arizona Angus Chadwick

Chiang Air Aide Dies in Formosa at 61

Lt. Gen. Lo Chi of the Chinese Nationalist air force died of a stroke age 61. He had served as administrative vice minister of defense for over a decade. Defense Minister Chiang Ching-kuo and President Chiang Kai-shek’s son were at his bedside. he leaves a widow five sons and four daughters.

Taipei Formosa Lo Chi Air Force Chiang Ching-kuo Chiang Kai-shek

Yugoslavia Official Hasan Brkic Dies at 52

Hasan Brkic premier of Bosnia Herzegovina in Yugoslavia died last night of lung cancer at age 52. He was a member of the Yugoslav Communist Party central committee and had held several top government posts.

Sarajevo Yugoslavia Hasan Brkic Republic of Bosnia- Hercegovina Brkic Yugoslav Communist Party

Lanacane Promises Fast Relief for Itching

Scientific medication claims quick, hours long relief from itching rashes and eczema. It targets membrane itching including vaginal and rectal itching and stops the scratch urge by calming irritated nerve endings to break the itch cycle. Distributed at drug stores.

Higher Debt Limit Okayed by Senate Finance Committee

Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee approved legislation to raise the national debt limit to a record 328 billion dollars. The present ceiling stands at 324 billion, and the bill mirrors the version that passed the House last week.

Washington UPI Senate Finance Committee House

Military pay review plan divides lawmakers

A proposed annual review of military pay to Congress and a four year pay structure review, first due January 1967, sparked division. Stratton opposed the bill citing current timing, while McNamara argued focus on decision points would better retain experienced personnel. Rivers defended the approach and noted projected first year costs of about 996 million dollars including 22 million for new reenlistment bonuses.

Page One Congress Stratton McNamara Rivers House Ana

Arrests in Jackson March Protest Over Voting Law Changes

About 175 demonstrators, many Northern college students, were arrested in Jackson Mississippi while marching on the State Capitol to protest a special legislative session to overhaul voting laws. They faced charges for lacking parade permits. no violence reported.

Jackson Miss State Capitol Statehouse Mississippi

Hussein to Get Injury Checkup After Summit Trip

King Hussein of Jordan will fly to Europe for a medical checkup following his attendance at the Afro Asian Summit in Algiers on June 29. He injured his spine in a May 27 car crash while en route to Qalquilaiaq to inspect the site of an Israeli raid.

Amman Jordan UPI Hussein Europe Algiers Qalquilaiaq

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