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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
2
A snapshot from Page 27 notes tepid public mood after the Gemini two man mission. The report highlights divided opinions on space achievements and ongoing excitement around U.S. space programs.
The Arizona Pioneer recounts the founding of the Lehi community 83 years in the past as part of a page twenty feature. The piece frames Lehi as a city facing choices between beauty and desert decline, with a City Council review anticipated on the second front page.
Rep F Edward Herbert accuses Defense Secretary McNamara of defying Congress and law by ordering the Army Reserve National Guard merger. Army Secretary Ailes defends the plan as saving 150 million dollars annually and boosting readiness, while Rep Bob Wilson predicts fireworks from the inquiry.
President Johnson selects James J. Wadsworth to join the Federal Communications Commission, succeeding Frederick Ford. Wadsworth, a Yale graduate and former U.S. representative to the United Nations, was born in 1905 in Groveland New York. The move follows prior service in the Eisenhower era and a 1960 nomination as permanent U.S. representative.
Special to The Gazette Scottsdale Carroll G Rendleman 23 of Cobden Illinois charged with assault with intent to rape a 33 year old Scottsdale woman in her home. Rendleman serving 10 days in Phoenix City Jail on carrying a concealed knife. A hold order issued will bring him into custody when he is released April 2. The assault occurred March 12 when he allegedly choked the woman. He was frightened off by the woman's son and the family dog. He was arrested in a Phoenix telephone booth while calling a witness in the Scottsdale case.
Willard Fraser of Billings Montana, mayor, will act as location consultant for The Day Custer Fell at 20th Fox. Fraser is named as location consultant, confirming involvement in production logistics.
Robert Allen, about 25, of 4818 E Holly, former janitor at Camelback Inn, charged with grand theft in the disappearance of 500 dollars cash and several thousand dollars in non negotiable instruments mostly checks. Complaint filed in Scottsdale Justice Court by hotel manager Harry Stromer.Envelope with cash missing from night auditor's office after cleaning. He allegedly paid a taxi fare with a 50 dollar bill in downtown Phoenix. Allen has not been arrested.
Sen. Paul Fannin of Arizona credits the state’s right-to-work law as a major factor in postwar growth. He spoke at a Labor Relations Council luncheon, opposing repeal of Taft-Hartley Section 14-B and noting Arizona’s manufacturing jobs rose 829 percent and income 178 percent since 1946. He urged that unions grow by convincing workers, not coercion, and emphasized the law’s selective adoption rather than universal replication.
President Johnson establishes the Federal Development Committee for Appalachia under the new $1.1 billion aid program authorizing federal help for the region. The move follows enactment of the assistance package and aims to oversee regional development efforts.
Excerpt discusses Psalms 103 10 on divine mercy and patience. It urges gratitude for not receiving expected punishment and warns not to test God's patience. The piece frames moral introspection around scriptural verse and a citation from Psalms.
Senator Eastland pressed if Texas was intentionally kept out of the right to vote bill as Katzenbach testified the measure targets literacy tests and other devices used to discriminate while broadening protection for all adults across states and counties amid debate over its scope and impact.
Washington report states Sen. Paul Fannin R Ariz co authored legislation to allow Social Security recipients to earn up to 1800 dollars annually. The act aims to adjust earnings limits for beneficiaries.
Palo Alto California Hewlett Packard Delcon Division announces a new portable tool that lets repairmen trace buried communications cable paths and locate defects from above ground, improving fault locating efficiency in field work.
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