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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1965
Page
5
Senate action follows administration backed bills aiming to halt mail order gun sales proposed by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. Other items recap a $500,000 painting theft at W. W. Crocker’s California mansion and Humphrey urging broadcasters to aid poverty and racial equality efforts.
A Phoenix discussion on what to wear in rising temperatures grows into a hot summer topic. City readers weigh comfort versus style as heat intensifies.
Lord Caradon warned that Africa faces a youth revolution that could trigger disaster unless churches educate and guide young people. He urged U S Protestants to unite and press new African governments to define practical help and leadership.
Attending Lord Caradon’s address was Rev. Theodore L. Tucker a 39 year old born in Angola who later became a missionary there. He is a minister with the United Church of Canada and director of the African department of the National Council of Churches.
A 1964 ECAFE report notes Asians remain among the world’s poorest fed, with per capita calories and protein below prewar levels and about 20 percent under global averages. Despite aid and farmer gains, food insecurity persists across 22 non Communist nations from Iran to Australia and Japan.
Pope Paul VI, from the Vatican window, urged prayers for a new spring of hope and prosperity to ease world uncertainty and foster brotherhood and solidarity. He did not name trouble spots, though he cited concerns over Vietnam, Selma racial tensions, Africa’s leadership, and Congo turmoil, expressing cautious optimism for progress.
Bible Digest by H. B. Dean cites Psalms 23 1 The Lord is my shepherd He is our great provider Encourages following His word and warns of lean days if one strays from the fold
Baghdad Radio announced that the Soviet Union, already building Egypt's Aswan Dam, will assist on a second large dam project in the Middle East. The report did not specify if help would be technical, financial, or both.
President Ahmadou Ahidjo and vice presidential candidate John Fonda won Cameroon’s first direct election by the people. The pair led the single ticket amid a chaotic Wet African political climate.
The piece describes New Delhi enduring extreme heat with daytime highs near 110 to 116 degrees and the arrival of the aundhi sandstorm. Windows shut, sand infiltrates homes and cars, power and water systems falter, and residents adopt survival plans as diplomats monitor social routines. Relief comes with the late August monsoon bringing cooler, wetter weather.
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