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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
112
Glendale Union High School Board tentatively adopts a 1965-66 budget of 4,431,715 with an estimated 35 to 40 cent tax increase. Expenditures rise to 3,938,922. the board seeks county approval to exceed 6 percent plus a 5 to 7 million property valuation increase. Public hearing set for July 6.
Arizona Third Battalion of the National Guard undertakes the most comprehensive jungle warfare training yet for guard units. Oahu based Third Battalion, 158th Infantry, encamps at Schofield Barracks near Kole Kole Pass, the WWII invasion route.
A. L. Holly of Bisbee is the new president of the Fraternal Order of Police. The retired Arizona Highway Patrolman succeeds William A. Moore of Phoenix. Offi cers elected at the three day meeting include Jack Stacy of Tucson as vice president and Mort Baskin of Mesa as secretary.
Readers submitted a flood of letters identifying a single line from Robert Frost'sStopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening. The exchange included quotes about Kennedy, runners and Browning, praising poetry's lasting value amid modern noise.
Lynda Bird Johnson will receive a violet-blue rayon dress crafted by tribal secretary Mary Enfield with help from Mrs. Johnny Lee for the White River Apache gift. The ceremony at Cibecue features a turquoise bead necklace, a barbecue by Jess Stevens, and remarks by Phillip Nash with 57 guests including Governor Goddard. About 2,000 Apaches anticipated. some San Carlos may attempt entry.
Eighty youths aged 13 to 16 participate in the fifth annual Maricopa County youth work camp sponsored by the parks department. A total of 240 will work through Aug 13 on projects at Black Canyon Shooting Range and on countywide park and trail improvements, earning about 4.50 a day for half days.
Four Camp Verde men missing for two days along the Verde River were found by horseback near Clear Creek, 60 miles north of Phoenix. Karl Locketridge, Terry Terrian, Steve Cirroith, and Dee Despain, all about 20, were spotted after a Luke Air Force Base helicopter located them. Deputies said they were expected home Sunday and that terrain hampered searches.
Phoenix city officials say more than 20 000 acres are zoned for industry while only 4 259 acres are in use based on a new land use survey. Principal planner Warner Leipprandt notes the commission may revise industrial acreage and reassess location realism.
A 20-year-old Yuma resident, Beryl Ralph Brownlee, died in a motorcycle collision with a car at 25th Street and Pacific Avenue near Yuma's east city limits. The driver of the car was 40-year-old John K. Harris of Yuma.
Miami voters approve a 2.4 million bond to build a new high school on a 57 acre site three miles east. The project follows a year-long dispute sparked by a University of Arizona study calling the existing school inadequate and overcrowded with outdated gym, cafeteria and facilities. Voter tally was 598 447 with 1 054 of 1 100 eligible voters casting ballots.
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