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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1965
Page
3
Mme Chiang Kai-shek backs a firm U.S. stand in Asia and hints it is long overdue. The item notes U.S. policy alignment with Chiang and signals decisive action may be forthcoming.
Governor Goddard told civil rights demonstrators blocking the Arizona State Capitol doors that rights of one group must not impinge on others while urging a strong civil rights law. The protest dispersed after his appearance as conferees prepared for another meeting on the civil rights bill.
More than 150 applications have been received for four vacant Scottsdale police positions. The fourth vacancy followed the resignation of patrolman Dwight Edwards in July 1962 amid a civil rights stance. A case involving disappearance of three saddles created another vacancy, while Aubrey Shaver faced charges related to the embezzlement case.
Acting administrator Dr. Robert J. Shearer said he would stay on the Phoenix state hospital post until a replacement is found, citing obligation to patients and the state. He plans to discuss reported irregularities with Governor Goddard, carrying support from the hospital board.
Senate named a conference committee led by Sen. Rhodes to reconcile House amendments to SB 152 authorizing a state fair liquor license. House changes would grant the license to a private concessionaire and limit sales to private events while the fair and livestock show run. The Palmer amendment failed amid procedural dispute.
Meditation on Zephaniah 3 17 about God in the midst bringing courage and peace. The devotional emphasizes recognizing divine presence to dispel fear and fault and recalls Jesus saying I give you peace.
AP reports President Johnson selected former Treasury Secretary Robert B. Anderson to lead a five member commission. The three year study will explore a sea level waterway between the Atlantic and Pacific to replace the lock type Panama Canal.
The column lists Irish surname meanings from Padden to Turney. Each entry gives a root or description such as Padden noble or patrician, Powers vow of poverty, Quinn freeman, Reagan little king, Scully scholar, Smith worker in metals, Sullivan black-eyed, Tierney lordly, Toomey sound, and Tunney glittering.
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