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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
6
The White House says President Johnson will spend tonight in Kansas City and have breakfast tomorrow with former President Harry S. Truman. Johnson will depart after two Democratic dinner speeches to raise funds for next year's congressional campaigns.
The AMA adopted a resolution emphasizing physician independence in deciding if they can provide high quality care under Social Security funded conditions. Proponents and opponents of boycott measures debated but failed to force a floor vote, with discussions including calls that the issue could threaten physicians lives and questions about AMA directing individual doctors. The group postponed further debate to address unfinished business.
New York AP reports Dr Charles L Hudson of Shaker Heights Ohio was chosen president elect of the American Medical Association on the third ballot by the AMA house of delegates. He is a 61 year old internal medicine specialist and Western Reserve University associate professor.
Rep Jack Brown warned the land transfer faces court tests if supervisors accept the current offer. He noted observers watching negotiations as the House backed a transfer bill that died in Senate committee. Tempe donated Papago Park land for a $13 million county hospital project amid site opposition and shifting support among Supervisors Riggs Burns and O Neil.
Two psychiatrists report closed circuit TV hypnosis experiments in which two participants were hypnotized and obeyed commands until signaled to awaken. They warn misuse risks and urge safeguards for public broadcasting while noting potential for mass education and space travel comfort.
Ten Democrats and two Republicans back sending extensive health reform to the Senate floor. Senators listed include Russell B. Long Louisiana, George A Smathers Florida, Clinton P. Anderson New Mexico, Paul H. Douglas Illinois, Albert Gore Tennessee, Herman E. Talmadge Georgia, Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota, J. W. Fulbright Arkansas, Vance Hartke Indiana, Abraham A. Ribicoff Connecticut, and Republicans Frank Carlson Kansas Everett M Purksen Indiana.
Central Arizona rainfall reports show central state data as the Weather Bureau backs a committee decision. In a 1966 tax shift the taxable wave base is set at 4800 instead of 6000 with future increases planned. Senate tweaks reduce rates, shifting Social Security costs to higher income families.
Weather Bureau at Sky Harbor records five new June rainfall marks after yesterday's storm. Highlights include 0.84 inch on June 23, 2k in five minutes, 0.25 inch in ten minutes, 0.44 inch in one hour, 0.08 inch in two hours, and a peak wind gust of 47 mph at 1 03 pm, surpassing the 1961 46 mph June record.
The speech lauds City Manager Coop for demolishing burned out buildings and backs Operation LEAP. He urges public support for anti poverty campaigns, stresses a county flood control program after a $200 million loss in Denver floods, and praises rapid facility construction while calling for more staff funding.
Reports say Soviet and East German troops restricted to barracks in East Germany with Allied sources unable to confirm. Pilots in the Berlin corridor note red jet passes and bursts of anti aircraft fire sighted near planes. Allied study considers downing helicopters without casualties as East German markings fly along the Berlin wall and West Berlin borders.
The Saigon regime announced a state of war as Ky and Maj. Gen Thieu held a news conference. A B57 hunter-killer mission plane disappeared near Vinh with unclear causes. A Marine died and four were injured at Phu Bai, while two Air Force personnel saved a plane burst Vietnamese pilot at Da Nang. Thieu spoke of emergency measures, inflation controls, potential mobilization, and price fixing with strict penalties, and Premier Ky criticized luxury among the upper class.
Ghana's President Kwame Nkrumah led a four nation Commonwealth peace mission defending its Viet Nam role as a potential factor for world peace. He urged talks with U Thant and urged China to engage while criticizing U.S. restraint. A cease-fire framework and Geneva treaty references framed the plan ahead of talks in Geneva.
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