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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
3
About 2,000 demonstrators attacked the U S embassy in Moscow with rocks and ink bottles while clashing with police and soldiers. A North Vietnamese student was carried away for medical care and a Red Chinese student suffered a head wound. A delegation sought release of arrested peers as police insisted they be charged with assaulting officers.
A persistent March storm batters the Midwest for a fourth day with snow sleet and rain. Warnings cover Missouri Iowa Illinois western Indiana southeast Wisconsin and western and northern Michigan. Record lows occur across Texas and cold rain reaches the Southeast closing schools and delaying travel as crews battle snow in Minnesota Missouri Illinois and beyond.
Freezing weather dominated much of Arizona with Tucson reporting a record low for the date and the Valley speculating a warming trend after tonight. Sky Harbor's low was 32, two degrees above the date record and two below last March, as colder areas like Chandler Heights and Maverick posted single digit readings.
Billie Sol Estes, once a powerful farm finance promoter, won a federal jury acquittal on judging sworn accounts over storage contracts worth over five million yearly. He still faces prison as he carries prior convictions and pending appeals, with his family present during closing arguments.
The 41,000 mile U S Interstate system is past half finished with eight years into the program begun in 1956 and a 1972 completion target. About 89 percent of work is under way or open. urban segments pose the biggest delays due to rights of way costs and controversy amid rising estimated total cost to 46.8 billion dollars.
American military officials report February as the heaviest casualty month in the Vietnam War to date with 870 killed 1820 wounded and 1450 missing 43 American combat deaths and 2065 Viet Cong casualties. U.S. air strikes followed Viet Cong attacks on Pleiku and Qui Nhon while weapons losses rose to 2590 for government forces and 655 for the Viet Cong. Further details appear on Page A8.
NEW YORK AP Detectives surrounded the crowded courtroom during the arraignment of Thomas 15X Johnson 30 a Black Muslim associate charged in Malcolm X slaying Johnson described as a strong arm man for the Black Muslims faced seven prior arrests and a rifle assault record Judge Reuben Levy ordered him held without bail Johnson 39 left the Black Muslims last year to form his own sect
United States Weather Bureau forecasts increasing cloudiness through tomorrow. Valley temperatures rise gradually with overnight low around 38 and tomorrow's high near 65 degrees.
A color spread on the cover of today's weekly food section features two molded salads, a tomato aspic leaf and a pineapple emer ald ring. Soup is highlighted as an extra attraction with Carol Vashall offering more salad ideas where soup appears as a surprise ingredient. See Page E1 for details.
A high pressure Tennessee Gas Transmission pipeline exploded north of Natchitoches Louisiana early today. Nine of the dead were children and at least nine injured were treated. five homes were destroyed and eight cars melted. Rescue crews searched rubble as flames subsided.
Violent wind squalls from a rain laden thunderstorm swept Miami Beach causing broken windows and power outages. Residents on Meridian Avenues 1500 block phoned the Weather Bureau fearing a tornado as forecasters attributed damage to gusts from the electrical storm.
The administration's Appalachian aid bill cleared Congress and moves to President Johnson for signature. The House approved 257 to 165 after GOP amendments failed. Senate had approved last month. The measure would fund programs in 360 Appalachian counties across 10 states with 840 million for highways and 70 percent federal sharing, plus 252.2 million for health, land, and resource projects, with 20 to 30 percent local contributions.
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