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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1965

Page

4

Russians Reach Space With First Outer Space Walk

The Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov performed the first spacewalk from Voskhod 2, drifting outside the capsule for about ten minutes while tethered. The mission returned safely the next day after completing 18 orbits as the U.S. prepared for its own two man flight. Meanwhile in Alabama, federal Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. allowed the Selma to Montgomery march to proceed, ordering protection for demonstrators amid continuing voting rights protests led by Martin Luther King Jr.

Europe Leonov Lyosha Voskhod 2 Earth Cape Kennedy United States Frank M. Johnson Jr George C. Wallace Alabama U.S. District Court Montgomery Selma Wallace U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals New Orleans Johnson U.S. Supreme Court Martin Luther King Jr

Astrological Guide Sunday March 21 Presents For You

Unreadable horoscope page notes present for you and yours on Sunday March 21. It urges task completion, suggests optimistic radiations improve decisions, and advises prompt action. It includes Aries to Pisces profiles with personality traits and cautions about overpromising.

Unclear Addresses and Locations Listed in Historic Page

A dense OCR fragment lists numerous street names, avenues, suburbs, and place markers across Phoenix and Glendale areas. The text reads like an address index with block numbers, cross streets, and neighborhood tags, lacking clear narrative or event details.

Michigan teen crowned 1965 Junior Miss in Mobile

Patrice Angela Gaunder 17 from St. Joseph Michigan won America's 1965 Junior Miss at a televised PTA barbecue in Mobile. She earned a $6,000 college scholarship as first place with June Pilotti of Mount Vernon Ohio as first runner-up and Barbara Foote of Caribou Maine second runner-up. The event drew more than 7,500 spectators who traveled over 1,000 miles to see the nationwide pageant.

America Patrice Gaunder Michigan George Gaunder Mobile Ala St. Joseph Mich Patrice Angela Gaunder Linda Felber Colfax Wash Gpye PTA James Siverside Franciscus Novak Buckeye Road June Pilotti Mount Vernon Ohio Barbara Foote Caribou Diane Steen Fairmont Minn

Bridge Calendar Highlights For Scottsdale And Mesa Clubs

Today at 8 p.m. regular game at Bridge Center. Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Mesa Unit master point party at Scottsdale Bridge Club. Monday at 1 p.m. regular game at Scottsdale Bridge Club plus 1 p.m. beginners practice game and 1 p.m. beginning bridge instruction at 315 E Second St.

Bridge Center Scottsdale Bridge Club E. Second St

Guardian Appointed for Miller Children in California

Ontario California guardian Harold Lance named for Lucille Miller’s three children while Miller, a convicted murderess, remains in prison. Judge Archie Naples presided as Lance was described as longtime ally and friend of Mrs Miller. About 100 people were injured when the derailed commuter train struck a station.

Ontario, Calif UPI Harold Lance Lucille Miller Superior Court Archie Naples Iday D. Mitchell Lance Naples Miller

Army To Probe Huachuca Pact

The Army will send a team from the Army Materiel Command to Arizona to investigate a 17.9 million contract awarded to Bell Aerosystems Co. to operate the electromagnetic environmental test facility at Ft. Huachuca. Col. John Wilson said the probe will review allegations from the Transport Workers Union of America and determine how the contract affects 162 workers. The team will decide the manner and scope of the inquiry.

Tucson Army Arizona Bell Aerosystems Co Ft. Huachuca John Wilson Department of the Army Department Trans of Defense Port Workers Union of America Bell Wilson Inj Pan American World Airways Opera Transport Workers Steven Schulman

Separation Of Siamese Twins Put Off

In Houston Texas Children’s Hospital doctors and a Roman Catholic priest postponed any separation of twin sisters Ruth and Dulce Pantaleon indefinitely. Doctors said splitting the girls would likely kill one or both since they share one heart and have major heart defects. The parents reside in San Juan Puerto Rico and the twins were born March 2 near San Juan.

Houston UPI Texas Children’s Hospital Buford Nichols Ruth Duke Pantaleon Nichols San Juan Puerto Rico Dulce

Ruby speaks in court about destiny and Oswald

In a federal hearing Ruby told Judge Davidson he felt he was history’s scapegoat and that killing Oswald was not premeditated. He said destiny drove him and that he did not fear dying, recounting his role in the Kennedy assassination case amid reporters’ rush to quote him.

Dallas UPI Jack Ruby Ruby Davidson Oswald Kennedy Lee Harvey Oswald Sam Houston Jones Jr U.S. Dist T. Whitfield Davidson

Five Inmates Escape Jail in Gallup

Five prisoners slipped from a Gallup jail cell and walked past the jailer to freedom. Fred Montoya reported the breach, saying he did not intervene because the escapees outnumbered him. The jailer cited crowd size as the reason for lack of interference.

Gallup N.M Fred Montoya

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