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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
3
CARE. KENNEDY, Fla. AP The two man crew of the Molly Brown the world’s first maneuverable spaceship returned today to the embarkation point of their three orbit flight at Cape Kennedy Florida.
In a dramatic stance Peking said it is ready to send troops to aid South Vietnam if the Communist Viet Cong request it, coupled with promises of arms and war materiel. Western experts note the language signals readiness but no firm commitment and reflect Beijing's brinkmanship amid the Vietnam conflict. Astronauts Grissom and Young arrived aboard the Intrepid after the recovery, while an Air Force band welcomed the two into New York.
The House Appropriations Committee approved more than 1 billion dollars for the Interior Department and related agencies for the next fiscal year. The move came as the United States faced debates over defense spending versus domestic programs, including wildlife conservation in the birds and cranes programs.
Thousands from across the nation converged on Montgomery for a six mile march to the state capitol. Dr Martin Luther King Jr proclaimed victory day as National Guard and Army troops provided heavy security through dawn to dusk. The march began in Selma at Browns Chapel and ended near the capitol as civil rights leaders led speeches and entertainment programs.
The Soviet Union announced the launch of its 64th Cosmos satellite. The unmanned spacecraft is equipped for space exploration. The first Cosmos satellite entered orbit about three years ago.
Scientists review 5800 Ranger 9 photos to assess lunar terrain for future lunar landings. Closest shot from 34 miles up shows 2 to 3 foot ridge marks while crater floors reveal possible volcanic activity and solidified lava areas. Kuiper says crater walls may offer safer landing sites than plains.
Wilfred Watson, 61, lives in his 1939 sedan beside a pile of 6000 pumice and concrete building blocks he has tried to sell for a decade after selling his land in 1955. He recalls a buyer who promised he could stay until the blocks sold, a word he still trusts.
A weather note forecasts colder conditions with considerable cloudiness statewide. Mountain regions are expected to receive snowfall, impacting travel and outdoor plans.
A wide low pressure system from Canada to California brings fresh snow across Arizona. Flagstaff measured five inches with other towns reporting light accumulations including Grand Canyon and Winslow. Kingman 0.30, Sedona 0.40, Cottonwood 0.22. Snow totals near record highs could spike removal costs. skiing at Arizona Snow Bowl near Flagstaff expected to be excellent this weekend.
Washington AP The Federal Trade Commission may order tiremakers to disclose hazards to the public. The proposal follows explosive testimony heard during a two day January hearing and reflects a broader inquiry into tire safety disclosures by the agency and federal officials.
The article reports persistent winter across the U S with snow and cold, while a Senate hearing on tire safety highlights inconsistent tire labeling and alleged dangers. Sen Gaylord Nelson condemns undisclosed risks in tire load ratings and urges public access to hearings.
US jet bombers and fighters flew heavy sorties against suspected Viet Cong sites in South Viet Nam today, with strikes north of the 17th parallel continuing for four days. Attacks included a major Viet Cong National Liberation Front HQ in Tay Ninh and targets in Binh Dinh. An Army observer pilot was killed over Quang Ngai. Capt. J W Widder’s family in Milwaukee confirmed his death. American combat deaths reached 805 since December 1961. Viet Cong casualties reported 435 killed and 90 captured. Viet Namese losses 100 dead, 275 wounded, 95 missing or captured. Communist China offered volunteers if asked. Saigon gave no official comment. Page reference: VIET on Page 10.
Visibility in Flagstaff dropped to a quarter mile at 8 am and driving remained hazardous until skies began to clear. Local officials urged caution as the weather began to improve later in the morning.
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