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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1965

Page

6

Winter cold hits multiple regions as freeze covers peach country

A March cold snap chilled South Carolina peach areas with teens in the Carolinas while the Midwest and East saw fresh snow. The Weather Bureau cited high altitude winds for the cold a broad belt from Minnesota to the Atlantic states. New York City reached 36 at Central Park as Western Washington ended a 22 day rain drought.

South Carolina Carolinas Plains States Midwest Minnesota Indiana New York Atlantic Coast West Coast Washington

Phoenix Weather Outlook Sees 75 Degree High Tomorrow

Forecasters expect Phoenix temperatures to reach 75 degrees tomorrow while the state endures slightly below normal readings. Snow is possible in higher mountains before Saturday as a minor trough over Southern California eases, with a low near 48 in Phoenix. Yuma peaked at 83 yesterday and Maverick marked the coldest spot at 12.

Phoenix Arizona California Yuma

Viet Confrontation Strategy Expands With Naval Threats

U.S. sources describe a new Vietnam war plan outlining possible sea blockade and naval bombardment of military targets in the North. Deep air raids would focus on critical infrastructure like railroads and bridges, signaling no immediate move toward negotiations.

U.S Tomic

Bomb threats and civil rights march unfold in Birmingham

Bombs found around Birmingham target sites linked to civil rights leaders as patrols evacuate areas. A 300 marcher limit is set for a Selma to Montgomery trek while King leads a long march with thousands in attendance. Violence in Vietnam and Cambodia tensions also noted.

Phyllis’ Edwards Episcopal Church San Francisco King Birmingham Selma Moore

March on Selma Draws National Guard To Alabama

The Rev Andrew Young urged marchers to persevere as about 150 guardsmen in battle dress patrolled the Cotton Belt site near a Negro farmer David Hall. The seven tenths mile pasture camp faced barbed wire fields while helicopters and jets flew overhead as 3 000 troops were mobilized by President Johnson after George C Wallace disputed Alabama’s costs.

Alabama David Hall Johnson George C. Wallace

Box Score On Crime In Phoenix

Phoenix police logged 827 calls in 48 hours ending at 10 am. The major crime tally includes 38 burglaries 7 grand thefts 12 assaults 3 robberies 1 homicide and 1 arson with 85 resulting traffic accidents and injuries.

Phoenix

Five Die In I-95 Crash Near Richmond

Five people died when a car left Interstate 95 three miles north of Richmond and struck a tree. Six others were injured, two critically, and troopers Pugh and Brett noted two children among the victims.

Richmond, Va Richmond Julian A. Pugh W. R. Brett

Asthma Formula Now Sold Without Prescription

Doctors widely prescribe an asthma formula for private patients, and medical tests show it stops attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief from spasms. Due to its safety and effectiveness when used as directed, it can now be sold without prescription in New York.

New York N.Y

Soviet cosmonauts report near miss with man made satellite

Cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Pavel Belyayev told Tass they observed a man made satellite about one kilometer away from Voskhod II during last week’s mission near Moscow. They described the sighting as a near miss and noted bringing the craft to Earth with manual controls for the first time.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union Alexei Leonov Pavel Belyayev Tass Belyayev Baikonur Space Base Earth Leonov Spacewalker Red Square Outer Space

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