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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
3
Thailand rushes a company of marines from Gulf vessels to the Cambodian border after a clash between border police and Cambodian forces. The report notes heightened tensions and a military response along the border.
A brief from Arizona reports two new Superior Court judges were sworn in, with accompanying photos and a Page 9 marker. The item notes state proceedings and ceremony details while highlighting the event within the Arizona judiciary context.
W. T. Mendenhall of the State Commission of Agriculture reports a severe California red scale outbreak in Phoenix. The disease threatens citrus growers, could spread rapidly, and cause extensive damage to highly valued orchards if not controlled.
Frank R. Goodman of Winslow, making his 38th annual budget appearance, joins commissioners in approving a record 291,076,000 construction and right of way budget for highways. The plan authorizes 32 projects funded largely by federal aid with 94.6 percent federal match on interstate roads and 77 percent on primary secondary and urban routes. An infestation of red scale in citrus near North Central Phoenix prompts spraying and fumigation efforts by agriculture inspectors and calls for residents to report affected trees or fruit.
South Mountain High School junior Weir Banks wins city and state Elks oratorical titles, earning a $25 bond and $1,000 college scholarship plus trophies. If regional success in Oakland on Friday, he earns $1,000 more and a shot at national finals in Philadelphia. Local sponsor is Elks Lodge 447 with family and officials attending the regional contest. Banks has prior speech honors including Optimist state contest trophies and a Rotary-sponsored extemporaneous title.
Seymour J. Berkoff an account executive at Dean Witter and Co will discuss the stock market tonight at a Phoenix alumni meeting of the Alpha Zeta Omega pharmaceutical fraternity held in the First Federal Savings Building at 5830 North 19th Avenue.
A brief crime note records a robbery in Phoenix with sparse details. No suspects or victim information is provided, only the incident type and location.
Rep Robert Brewer and 22 Republicans introduced a resolution to the President and Congress directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to speed the New York Central and Pennsylvania merger or, alternatively, place Arizona newspapers under ICC regulation governing their commerce with state leaders and members of Congress. The memorial argues federal involvement in business and local government has grown in recent years.
A sequence of tremors struck the Mendoza region in Argentina yesterday and again today, rattling residents and prompting initial reports of damage and localized shaking. No injuries confirmed. Authorities assess aftershocks and safety conditions as officials monitor the area.
Two young skin divers disappeared in Devil's Hole within Death Valley National Monument near the California Nevada border. The shaft fills with warm water and hosts ancient ice age relics, as rescue teams search the murky depths.
Chano Ramos, a new Mexican matador, performed sensationally at the Nogales bull ring, killing two bulls. For his bravery, rapid kills earned him four ears and one tail, as fans gave the loudest ovation of the current bullfight season.
WASHINGTON UPI The House approved a bill to make the assassination of the President a federal crime The measure extends to the Vice President and the next in line It also covers kidnapping or assault of these officials and any attempts or conspiracies to kill kidnap or assault them The bill passed by voice vote with two no votes and moves to the Senate
In Mark 9 41 the verse promises reward for even a cup of water given in Christ s name. The message emphasizes that the Lord values small deeds and that caring for little things helps the larger matters fall into place for believers.
Report says the actress Marilyn Monroe left bequests totaling about 1 million dollars but the estate's taxes will consume all, leaving heirs with little or nothing. The New York Post notes federal income, state, and estate taxes fully devour the legacies with no significant amount for beneficiaries.
Donald Mesaros, 25, an escapee from Washington State Prison, pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon in Maricopa County. He had been charged with attempted murder, robbery, and burglary from incidents on Dec. 10 and Dec. 24, with trials led by Judge E. R. Thurman. Sentencing is set for July 6.
A 102-year-old vessel was purchased by Anthony Athanas on December 24, located near Woods Hole Massachusetts. The ship, an abandoned hulk once aboard the waterfront at 1105 East Van Buren Street, had reportedly been linked to a Safeway robbery totaling 808 dollars and another 265 dollars at a second Safeway on 1548 West Van Buren.
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