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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
3
The Soviet Communist Party delays its congress signaling possible rifts among top leaders. Other items note Mao declaring Siberia and coastlines seized by China, and health warning bills splitting on advertising. Selznick obituary marks 63 with Gone With the Wind history. Hope fades for divers in Devil's Hole. DC home rule push continues.
A Glendale bailiff exits her post at the superior court amid ongoing changes described on the front page. The notice highlights administrative steps in county justice and personnel shifts affecting court operations.
Lawyer Alan P. Bayham argues the proposed juvenile disciplinary barracks on county property would violate Arizona law and amount to criminal or penal treatment. The case was under advisement in the State Court of Appeals after a 3125 W. Durango suit was dismissed in superior court.
At a Arizona Corporation Commission hearing on revoking Canon Del Oro Water Co. certificate, residents testified they had insufficient water to make gravy on Christmas, and to wash themselves during showers. Owner Joseph J. Jackling faced prior summons. a $500 fine remained unpaid as his franchise was revoked. Separately, some astronomers predict a planet beyond Pluto may exist in the solar system.
Queen Mother Elizabeth flies to Toronto for five days to participate in golden jubilee celebrations of the Toronto Scottish Regiment. She will present new colors to the regiment, of which she is colonel in chief.
In a Senate speech Senator Robert F Kennedy urged President Johnson to make stopping the spread of nuclear weapons a central U S policy priority. The White House noted Johnson was already pursuing options with a task force headed by Roswell Gilpatric and pending review by Defense State and Atomic Energy agencies.
Washington UPI reports top union leaders plan a large wage and benefit settlement this year to raise aerospace workers toward parity with other unionized industries. They threaten strikes if needed to secure more than 50 cents an hour. Presidents Al J Hayes and Walter P Reuther spoke as strategy sessions proceed before July bargaining.
Mary Boland, 80, a leading actress of stage and screen in the early 20th century, died today at her New York apartment near Central Park. Her career began in Detroit in 1901 and spanned theater, silent films, and early talkies, with later stage work including Lullaby at the Lyceum in 1954. She spent WWI entertaining troops in France and was known as a character actress with wide world affairs reading, horticulture, photography, roses, and bridge expertise.
Demonstrations by Ben Bella supporters persist as many nations hold back from attending the Afro-Asian summit while Algerian officials insist the meeting will proceed. Boumedienne’s regime releases 1302 political prisoners as protests erupt in Algiers with police using tear gas to disperse crowds.
The piece discusses the Spirit of truth guiding to all truth and warns against anything that exalts man over Christ. It emphasizes living by the Golden Rule and magnifying the Golden Ruler, the Lord, as its central rule of life.
Governor Goddard will not call a special election to fill Senator B C Rhodes who died Monday night. Maricopa County Supervisors will handle the appointment, and they discussed it in an executive session and plan to appoint at Friday morning meeting.
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