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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
9
A Phoenix reader questions senior citizens mental health and recreation access asking for articles by Dr. Lester S. Perris and notes local centers and clubs. Another writer samples TV commercial frequency, urges station responsibility, and cites a 90 minute 21 ad count. Additional letters reference NASA back‑patting and credit for spaceflight workers, plus a poem about Monument Valley.
Washington reports six KC-135 aerial refueling tankers were sold to France enabling Mirage bombers to reach distant targets. The deal, arranged before Johnson’s presidency, involves training French pilots at Bolling Field and strains U S nonproliferation aims as De Gaulle clashes with U S policy and wary embassy assessments note anti American stances.
President Johnson hosts a White House festival of the arts drawing poets and critics amid debate over Vietnam and the Dominican Republic. Some protest while others praise the event as a display of American achievement and cultural unity.
The column notes rising no opinion votes on Lyndon Johnson while pointing to busy Washington schedules and overall public indifference. It also cites campus radicalism a rich man’s conditional gift to his son and a toyed tale of fishing contrasts near a lake.
Weather summary notes showers and thundershowers across the Southern Plains Plateau Northern Plains and parts of the South Atlantic. Cooler from Ohio Valley to Middle and North Atlantic and Northern Rockies. Arizona details include Phoenix valley isolated storms and warmer tomorrow with highs 75 to 100 and lows 45 to 79.
President Johnson credits a decade of cordial White House and Capitol Hill relations, rooted in long experience and a Democrat-dominated Congress. But growing congressional discontent over Vietnam could test the era of good feelings ahead of the 1966 elections.
A humorous meditation proposes seasonal curses for modern targets. The speaker imagines travelers arriving at a foreign hotel with an unknown reservation, a boss misled to a dubious restaurant, and airline luggage that becomes overweight.
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