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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1965
Page
3
The article outlines new excise tax cuts and asks how much savings apply to cars and air conditioners and how living costs may change. It notes Udall denying alignment with Goldwater on foreign policy and previews related features across pages.
An AP report by Hal Boyle details an American nurse's ambivalence about departing Vietnam, reflecting personal impact amid the war. The piece appears on page 31.
In Tombstone 14 contestants from Phoenix Lowell Douglas Tucson Nogales Willcox and other cities compete in a melodrama finals at Schieffelin Hall for the Miss Arizona World title. The winner earns a trophy tiara and an all expenses paid trip to the Miss USA World pageant in Asbury Park New Jersey.
City Fire Marshal Robert J. Ross reports 72 hazardous buildings closed or demolished last month for fire and safety risks. In six months 19 noncompliance cases were forwarded to prosecutors. Over ten months 304 demolitions and 480 closures occurred, with 1,288 lots cleaned by owners or city crews.
A Phoenix delegation led by Mayor Milton Graham and including City Airports Director William Ralston Vice Mayor Ray M Pisano and Lewis Haas of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce traveled to Mexico City to press for extending Mexican national airline service to Phoenix. They met with officials of Aeronaves de Mexico noting the extension would boost tourism and commercial trade for both regions.
Michael Johnson, 12, sole survivor of an eight member family from Sanderson, Texas flood, has arrived in Gastonia to live with his maternal grandmother Mrs. David Wooten. His mother and five siblings perished. his father, John Wesley Johnson, 36, is missing.
Labor editor for the New York Daily News, Jack Turcott, age 58, died yesterday in Scarsdale after a heart ailment. He had a long career in newspapers and was known for his editorial work on labor reporting.
H B Deans Bible Digest reflects on Ecclesiastes 3 1 2 a season for birth and death and the comfort and fear found in Gods knowledge of our lives. The brief meditation contemplates life and mortality with reverent tone.
Dr. Guillermo Machon de Paz former ambassador to the Dominican Republic from El Salvador says U S intervention weakens the OAS and hinders Latin American political stability. He calls for stronger OAS unity and prior consultation, speaking in Arizona during the Partners in Alliance for Progress program.
Arizona voters may be asked if they can read the Constitution in English without violating federal law. The attorney general ruled the written questions and follow ups do not breach literacy test rules, and suggested asking if the voter completed the sixth grade. Counties must provide a certified copy of the form within 25 days.
Carl E. Roberts of 1532 W Elm becomes president of the North Phoenix Optimist Club and serves as Arizona district representative for Provident Life and Accident Insurance Co.
Stepheni Ed Holtsnider Love and Jim Bright were elected vice presidents and David M. Slama was named secretary in a Chicago law firm. George iH Drum Jr served as vice president and Harlo Sartorius as treasurer. The firm announced the deaths of 73 year old Love and 53 year old Jim Bright who led the campaign for clemency for atom bomb spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.
A jury verdict in U S District Court awarded 314794 19 to shareholders of United Security Life and Provident Security Life. A court approved a 100000 settlement for the estate of Elmer W Duhame. Defendants include Dr Angus J De Pinto and others. case involves alleged misappropriation and fiduciary breaches.
June's wedding bells were muffled by divorce petitions as suits nearly doubled license applications. Thirty seven divorce suits were filed versus twenty license applications, with Mrs. Evelyn Cashier noting the total as the highest for the month and second highest of the year.
Athens Georgia reports that spring browning of brown needles on pine trees does not signal death. University of Georgia extension service says a harmless fungal infection causes the discoloration.
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