28 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
1
Governor Goddard and eight lawmakers meet in Washington to strike a deal on capital outlay and bonding. The talks focus on university funding and raising the state bonded debt limit with a voter approval later in the year.
King Faisal of Saudi Arabia welcomes Arab mediation attempts to settle Yemen's civil war and hopes for acceptable results for Yemeni brethren. He notes earlier efforts would have saved much pain and indicates Saudi support for royalist tribes alongside the government.
A California man, Marvin Lustiger of Covina, was fined 16000 dollars in federal court on 16 counts of mail fraud tied to Lake Mead City land promotions in Mohave County Arizona. The judge suspended prison on one count. Lustiger must pay within 90 days and could have faced up to 85 years.
Phoenix police answered 795 calls and investigated 84 accidents, including 19 with injuries, during the 48 hour period ended at 10 a.m. today. Five robberies and nine grand thefts were recorded in the same interval.
London AP reports Queen Mother Elizabeth started a five day visit to Canada returning to public duties and engagements after a period away from royal duties.
A devotional note cites Exodus 15 26 and Hebrews 13 8 urging readers to fix on scripture and Christ rather than symptoms. The piece emphasizes Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and forever as a message of comfort and consistency.
Eugene Black, former World Bank president and Johnsons envoy, proposed a regional development fund for Southeast Asia. He said the United States would contribute 100 million in loans or grants, in addition to the 1 billion dollar project already proposed for Asian nations.
Arkansas River flood threat eases as crest lies between Wichita and Hutchinson with lower water levels. Rains upstream caused city flooding in Arkansas City but sandbags protected Nickerson. Smoky Hill and nearby creeks overflowed in rural areas while a cold front triggered showers and high winds across the Midwest.
The Associated Press reports conditions remained hot and humid over much of the nation with discomfort increasing across multiple regions as heat alerts persist. Authorities remind residents to hydrate stay indoors during peak sunshine and monitor heat advisories.
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