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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
3
Two girl missionaries an American and an Australian housekeeping in Viet Nam wilds long dominated by guerillas. Also notes on Taft Hartley Act repeal push by union officials and pollster Lubell on desegregation protests in the South. Astronauts may carry tools for lunar and Martian samples. Don G. Campbell reports from Phoenix and Arlington.
Inter-American Force officials report eight unprovoked rebel sniper attacks on American paratroop positions in the security zone with no casualties and no retaliatory fire. Peace talks with rival Dominican factions continue as leaders debate the OAS plan for a provisional government and constitutional convention.
The Most Rev. Antony Bashir, head of the North American Syriac Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese, says English service adoption has expanded outreach. He notes the church is old in Christianity yet young in America and foresees eventual unification of Eastern Orthodox churches. Bashir led the 10th Western regional CSOYO meeting in Phoenix.
The Maricopa County judge upheld a 340 year sentence for second degree murder after a Supreme Court ruling. Chester Lee Wallace appealed claiming a deprived trial and self defense in the 1963 killing of Cody Hartzog at a Chandler junk yard. The SOYO convention at Mountain Shadows, with 500 church members attending, continues through Sunday as Eastern Orthodox Days are proclaimed.
NASA awards IBM a contract worth about 8 million dollars, potentially rising to 18 million, to supply computers that will process spacecraft data 40 times faster. Installations planned at Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt Maryland and at the Goddard Institute for Space Studies at Columbia University in New York over the next two years.
Berlin AP reports nine travelers were killed and 13 seriously injured when a train derailed south of Berlin. ADN, the East German News agency, provided the update. The wreck prompted rescue workers to rush to the scene and aid survivors.
Royden Construction Co. of Phoenix has been awarded an 814835 dollar contract for construction of a flood control project near Florence.
An Associated Press report describes cool air bringing showers and thunderstorms across the Central and Southern Plains the Ohio Valley and the Atlantic Coast region. Tornadoes touched Nebraska Wyoming and Illinois with no injuries. Orlando Florida received over 2.5 inches of rain in six hours as flood control projects near Florence develop for 1966 completion.
The Senate rejected an amendment by Sen. John Pastore to remove silver from the 50 cent piece, 60 to 32, as part of a broader bill that would end silver in dimes and quarters but keep 40 percent in half dollars.
H B Dean notes from Luke 14 18 urging readers not to offer excuses for faith or inaction. The piece laments many churchgoers and unbelievers who postpone commitment and moral responsibility, urging immediate spiritual responsibility.
In Great Bend Kansas volunteers many of them teenagers with heavy equipment fought flood waters from the Arkansas River valley. President Johnson declared Kansas a disaster area and planned an aerial survey as 22 million dollars in losses were tallied. A temporary dike protected U S 56 and city blocks on the south side. The high water level was 11 85 feet at 8 am. Thousands evacuated from river regions with 360 teens aiding.
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