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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
4
The Senate investigations subcommittee urges Congress to consider new laws to strike at crime syndicates known as the Mafia and La Cosa Nostra. The note appears with other items across pages A10 B4 C2 C8 B12.
Indonesia demands Shell Oil replace its American manager at the Balikpapan refinery with a local executive. The move signals tighter control of the industry as tensions over foreign ownership persist.
At the Arizona Zoological Society annual meeting next Tuesday, officials report the Phoenix Zoo is out of the red with paid admissions rising. Governor Fannin welcomed the 1962 opening as a major cultural step for Phoenix and Arizona.
A highway pursuit near Bowie ends in a fatal crash with Vernon McCauley of Columbus, Ohio trapped in the wreckage. The judge described the incident as part of a high speed chase and noted the driver’s car burst into flames after a collision.
Ted Babbitt of Babbitt Brothers Flagstaff was elected president of the Arizona Retailers Association at the annual meeting. Norris B. Briscoe of Kerrs Phoenix became vice president, Harry Rosenzweig of Rosenzweig Jewelers Phoenix treasurer, Wade L. Hampton of Sears Phoenix assistant treasurer, and H. C. Dossey Phoenix secretary and executive vice president. Area vice presidents named include R. A. Bledsoe Flagstaff H. H. McMullen Prescott and John Ortega Bisbee Yuma.
Howard Schenken, "The Golden Sphinx" of bridge, says romance can start at a bridge table but warns it can ruin marriage if couples play together. He advocates separating games during tense times and credits logic and concentration for success. His wife trains on simple meals, then they exercise and enjoy leisure activities. He predicts bridge may someday appear in college courses and notes cheating is detectable, while personal satisfaction is the central reward.
The Arizona Corporation Commission under Milton J. Husky, new members Dick Herbert and Eddie Williams, reorganizes to boost efficiency with an employee handbook and a new organizational procedure. Handle hiring, uniforming motor inspectors, map updates, and competitive bidding for supplies to improve public service.
In Thanabin Burma more than 100 Karen rebels attacked the town. Police stations were surrounded and 10 prisoners were released armed to assist. After a two hour battle the Karens withdrew and two defenders were wounded. The prisoners returned to jail.
H B Dean presents a devotional note citing Nehemiah 2 20 and Matthew 28 18 about God's empowerment for believers. The piece encourages a bold Christian life walking by faith with Jesus, asserting divine authority and limitless possibilities for faithful action.
Not many graduate students travel a longer distance to answer a laboratory class roll call than Alice Halladay Frankie Tester and Hubert Crawford. Their lab meets two days a week in the Kentucky mountains at Jackson a 350 mile round trip from Louisville. The rest of the week is spent on the campus of the University of Louisville.
The Arizona Court of Appeals Division One held the plea for reinstatement of two Scottsdale police officers, Kendall and Moughter, in abeyance after their dismissal for insubordination. They seek a writ of mandamus to resume salaries during off time, challenging the city ordinance creating a personnel board and questioning the handling of their case linked to saddle disappearances.
College entrance examinations for high school students will be given at Phoenix College on Saturday at 8 a.m. in the liberal arts building. The tests include a three hour Scholastic Aptitude Test and a one hour set of 14 subject achievement tests plus an essay. Scores grades and recommendations will be used for admission decisions.
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