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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1965

Page

4

Clark urges all out air and naval power to win Viet Nam

Gen. Mark Clark said in Chicago that the United States must continue bombing North Vietnam or risk another Korea. He argued victory requires using all air and naval power and warned against a manpower war, noting Americans cannot be sacrificed as Chinese were in Korea. The interview accompanies Clark’s full remarks and cautions about limited air power.

Chicago Mark Clark United Nations Korea United States Viet Nam Clark

Navy Planes Hit Viet Cong Depot South of Hanoi

Four U S Navy planes bombed underground oil storage tanks about 130 miles south of Hanoi claiming 80 percent destruction. Ground forces clash near Da Nang for the third day with 54 Communists killed and 15 captured in a 24 hour period. Viet Cong claims 50 Reds killed in Quang Ngai Province. One American enlisted man and two Army officers wounded.

Saigon Viet Nam Hanoi U.S Thua Thien da Nang Binh Son Quang Ngai Province Oal 4 Moc Chau Hanai

Arizona caucus nears school aid compromise vote

A Arizona House coalition faces a caucus battle over a conference committee school aid deal. The compromise would create a 12 million state equalization fund and daily attendance payments, with funding to be split between state and counties. The outcome remains uncertain as leadership seeks coalition support.

Arizona House Coalition Senate House

Farm Dikes Crumble Under Kansas Flood

Farm dikes crumble as Kansas floods advance toward towns bracing for crest. Heavy rainfall breaches flood barriers threatening rural communities and prompting emergency responses while authorities monitor rising waters and potential evacuations.

Kansas

Sleep Through Train Fire on Sunset Limited

Passengers on the Sunset Golden State Limited slept through an early morning fire between two Pullman cars. Fire Chief Jack Powers said the train stopped near Ninth Avenue when a short in a coupling caused a heavy fabric in the accordion-like shields to ignite, but no serious injuries were reported.

Senate Sunset Golden State Limited Jack Powers Westland Southern Pacific Ninth Powers

Blaze damages home. 52,000 loss at 1500 W. Madison

A fire at 1500 West Madison caused about $52,000 in damage yesterday as flames were brought under control by firefighters. The incident involved a family and children, with weather forecasts predicting light showers and mild temperatures for the area.

Bepysitver Phoenix Lavada Moore W. Madison

Mountain View Bank Robbery Ends With Trooper Wounding

Three men held a banker and his wife hostage in Mountain View Arkansas and robbed the Mountain View Bank of 2500 in silver. A state trooper pursuing the car was wounded in a gunfight as the trio abandoned two money bags. The men fled on foot, authorities set roadblocks, and a wide search followed.

Mountain View. Ark Mountain View U.S. 65 North Arkansas Hendrix H. S. Mabry Jr Mountain View Bank Mabry Beale Satterfield Searcy County

Belfast Man Fined 35 Dollars Then Jailed For Wrapping Pennies

Frank E. Guptill Jr was fined 35 dollars in Municipal Court for speeding. He offered 3 500 pennies in payment. Judge Hillard Buzzell ordered the coins wrapped in 50 cent rolls. After a half hour the task remained unfinished and Guptill was jailed to complete it.

Belfast Maine Frank E. Guptill Jr Hillard Buzzell Guptill

Johnson Gets U.N. Resolution

Congress sent President Johnson a resolution urging rededication to the principles of the United Nations on the 20th anniversary of the UN. The U.N. charter signed in San Francisco on June 26, 1945. Johnson will attend Friday ceremonies marking the occasion.

Washington UPI Congress Johnson United States United Nations World Organization U.N San Francisco

Desalting Water Costs Persist in U S Water Efforts

The Office of Saline Water reports current desalting costs around 35 cents per thousand gallons, with President Johnson backing a 4275 million desalting program and an international meeting. Demonstration plants exist at Webster, Texas. Freeport, Texas. Roswell, New Mexico, while a San Diego plant was moved to Guantanamo Bay for Navy use.

Washington U.S Salt Sea Johnson Office of Saline Water Webster, SD Office of San Diego Calif Guantanamo Cuba Navy Fidel Castro Los, Naval Base

Weather Outlook for Valley Skies

Cloudy with chances of showers or thunderstorms through tomorrow. Overnight low around 70. Tomorrow's high near 98 degrees.

Mt Etna Blows Its Top Again

Mt Etna in Sicily erupts with fumes and ashes from the central crater over 9 000 feet high. Officials at the Vulcanology Center say activity is not unusual and there is no danger to nearby villages.

Mt. Etna Catandla Sicily Oapa Mpetna Europe

Flooding Near LBJ Ranch Strikes Kerrville and Fredericksburg

Torrential rains caused heavy damage in Central Texas with Kerrville recording over 9 inches and Fredericksburg showing high totals. Floodwaters up to 4 feet inundated homes, prompting evacuations of 10 families in Kerrville while no deaths or injuries were reported. Stonewall saw about 2 inches, and 3.5 inches fell in Kerrville between midnight and 6 am as runoff flowed into local creeks and rivers.

Kerrville Hague Netherlands Wil Guadham Royall Tyler Fredericksalupe Juliana Torburg

ICBM Test Launch Over Pacific Coast

The U S Air Force launched a Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. A SAC crew fired the missile toward a target area over five thousand miles down the Pacific test range.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif UPI U.S. Air Force Pacific Coast Test Range Strategic Air Command

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