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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
3
The Organization of American States drafts a plan to take temporary control of the Dominican Republic economy. The report notes ongoing international maneuvers as regional powers weigh steps in Caribbean affairs.
Barry Goldwater disputes Ray Bliss claiming the Free Society Association harms the Republican Party and says Bliss is mistaken. The remarks appear on page four of the edition.
The Federal Housing Administration says it has solved the challenge of disposing about 1100 Phoenix area homes acquired through foreclosure or default. Anytown teaches brotherhood at Sky Y Camp near Prescott.
In the Roosevelt School District seven hundred youngsters join a seven week Operation Head Start starting June 28. The district will contribute 10 649 with the federal government funding 71 567 to pay 36 teachers in 11 schools two librarians two nurses two music teachers an art coordinator several lunch workers and custodians. Parents and high school graduates will serve as teachers and library aides at 1 50 an hour.
A 17 year old must stand trial as an adult on a murder charge. Judge Hays ordered Robert Chavez remanded to authorities and treated as an adult. Chavez admitted attending a beer and wine party June 9 at Belford Stanley’s Avondale home where an argument led to Stanley’s beating and death.
The Mari copa County Juvenile Detention Home boys unit is entirely unfurnished and lacks recreational facilities. A board report to Superior Court Judge Jack D. H. Hays urges separate facilities for boys and girls, repainting and cleaning, school curriculum improvements, and more psychological and medical services.
The Arizona House bills propose capping enrollment at 22 000 for any state university or college excluding extension or correspondence students. Seven Maricopa County Republicans sponsor the measure amid concerns over university sizes and campus disturbances.
Negotiators resumed talks in Yuma over the melon packing sheds labor dispute. Federal Mediator Fay Dunmire helped avert a strike as Packinghouse Workers Local 78B and shippers argued over rehiring 145 of 300 quitters and wage proposals. Yuma sheds employ about 1,500 workers shipping cantaloupes nationwide.
F R McGrath of Phoenix sues the University of Arizona alumni association alleging failure to pay 50 percent advertising commissions. He seeks 4956 dollars in back commissions plus 900 dollars interest for five years of ads in the Arizona Alumni.
The Indian Claims Commission in Washington orders the federal government to reimburse the Yavapai for 9 238 600 acres taken in 1873. The potential payment could reach about 22.3 million for the tribe of nearly 600 survivors. The ruling confirms Indian title to land within a Parker Dam Flagstaff Globe Yuma quadrangle.
A circular Glass and Garden Church is under construction on East McDonald Drive near Pima Road in Scottsdale. The drive-in church, seating hundreds, will feature a glass east wall for carside viewing and a 65 foot cross atop the circular structure. Pastor Floyd Goulooze says the design embodies unity and convenience, serving both the able and the sick, with an anticipated cost around 225000 dollars.
Atty. Gen. Darrell F. Smith ruled that the one cent gasoline tax earmarked for roads must not be counted in county budgets. The legislature intended the funds solely for road construction and maintenance. Counties should disregard these tax monies when setting budgets and levies, within state cap limits. The opinion was sought by State Examiner Dan E. Garvey.
A House interior subcommittee will hear a bill to declare Hubbell Trading Post in Arizona a national historic site. Rep. George F. Senner Jr. of Arizona sponsors the measure, while former Sen. Barry Goldwater previously supported it and Rep. H. R. Cross of Iowa opposed it citing cost.
Captain Roy E. Reed, a 23 year naval aviator, will take command at Litchfield Naval Air Facility on June 30. He comes from Alameda where he served as readiness officer and succeeds Captain J A Tvedt who becomes USO island director on Okinawa. Reed is a Mississippi State aeronautical engineering graduate and World War II veteran with service in Europe and the Pacific.
Jacksonville Arkansas AP Myron Traylor the police chief here says two of his five patrolmen are crooks Charlie Crook and Eddie Crook are named as the offenders.
Frederick R. Stofft a Phoenix businessman and PBSW Supply & Equipment Co. president told AP he is considering a 1966 gubernatorial campaign. He said Democratic figures have approached him about running likely against incumbent Governor Goddard. Stofft 60 lived in Tucson 37 years before moving to Phoenix in 1963. He recently retired from the Arizona National Guard and received the Arizona Medal of Honor.
A six year old Buckeye girl, Rita Aragon, suffered second and third degree burns when sparks from burning trash set her dress ablaze in the backyard. Her father Louis Aragon smothered the flames with a blanket and she remains in critical condition at Maricopa County Hospital.
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