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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1965
Page
6
The piece argues the Johnson administration inflates unemployment fears to push more welfare programs. It mocks the 4.8 percent figure, notes a portion of the workforce is unemployable, and urges honest accounting of the economy rather than political fear-mongering and endless spending.
The piece rejects the notion that campus disorders at Berkeley prove higher education is failing. It argues the noisy rioters are a small fringe and that the American system remains sound, producing more well-educated graduates than ever. It urges focusing reforms on the many good students, not the few rotten apples.
An Arizona welfare department note cites that youths from welfare households show little interest in the Neighborhood Youth Corps. It warns that guaranteed government jobs may train a generation to rely on the dole, undermining future private employment and ambition.
A reader letter quotes Dr. John P. Densford urging radical steps to curb dropouts. Proposals include abolishing compulsory attendance after ninth grade or mandatory service, raising teacher pay, and redefining dropout meaning. Keats argues many freshmen fail college. alternatives to college are suggested.
The stock market slides nearly 20 billion in two weeks as misread forecasts and rumors fuel a selloff. Federal Reserve criticism of Martin’s remarks and Patman’s push for his removal add to the tension while Johnson advances Great Society plans with tax cuts.
Raymond Moley discusses Colorado reapportionment history from 1962 to 1966, highlighting the Baker v. Carr era and Warren’s Supreme Court ruling. He notes Colorado’s mixed use of population and non population factors for senatorial districts and the political fallout including governor Love and the California precedent.
By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott Tito moves toward deepening Yugoslavia’s alliance with the Soviet bloc. Intelligence expects Yugoslavia to join the Warsaw Pact and the regional economic union while denouncing U.S. Viet Nam policy and Chinese leadership. The shift comes as Moscow hosts Tito amid signs of renewed Sino Soviet cooperation and a history of Western military aid shaping Yugoslav forces.
The item reports U S senators debating Canada’s possible annexation by either peace or war. It highlights public interest in eastern feminines adopting gymnastics for fitness. Road District No 14 is created with boundaries specified and W E Williams named overseer with a $500 bond.
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