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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
3
The Johnson administration defends against a broad rise in steel prices as part of a high-stakes push. The Senate Commerce Committee delays cigarette health-hazard bill approval while Johnson briefs leaders on the Dominican situtation. Western Europe benefits from U S space firm activity but U S companies keep tech lead.
Arizona travelers are advised to seek shelter in automobiles or metal structures during lightning. Scientists at a convention in Flagstaff claim new experiments may undermine blood-alcohol tests used to prosecute intoxicated drivers.
In Malawi the Peace Corps runs 230 volunteers supporting 171 teachers and a 40 member public health unit. They educate in cobbling, bookkeeping, history, and health while addressing severe teacher shortages and limited secondary access for 8 percent of eligible children.
Jaycees in Phoenix led by Burton Kruglick urge residents to sign petitions backing a housing code. They aim for more than 20,000 signatures to show citizen sentiment and call for public hearings, clarify that this is not an initiative needing 12,471 signatures for a special election. Six leading firms' officials endorse the code, citing civic responsibility and constitutional safeguards.
Two Soviet doctors told a Milan symposium about a petroleum derivative called an acid of naptha that may halt cancer spread in animals. Professors Sergei Golikov and Abdullah Karayev said the substance did not cure tumors but appeared to slow disease progression in tested animals.
The Salt River breeding group will spray insecticide today from Granite Reef Dam to 91st Avenue. County health director Dr S F Farnsworth says runoff from spring snowmelt created water-filled ponds in the river bed, and an Air Force plane will carry out the operation over the area.
The AP the Wall Street Journal and the Philadelphia Bulletin win Pulitzers for journalism. Other winners include Horst Faas for Viet Nam war photos, Louis Kohlmeier for national reporting, J A Livingston for international reporting, and Shirley Ann Gray for fiction The Hutchinson News wins public service prize.
H B Dean notes a Bible verse from Matthew 10 32 urging confession before men and God. The piece emphasizes believers as witnesses and challenges readers to publicly acknowledge faith.
In Budapest Arpad Szakasits former Hungarian president aged 77 died yesterday. He helped merge the Social Democratic Party with the Communists in 1948 and was jailed by the Reds in 1950.
Advertises Mother's Day shopping at Hanny's with women's departments in Down town Christown Scottsdale and Thomas Mall. Urges men to seek help from knowledgeable staff to pick gowns lingerie robes and sportswear at price ranges from four dollars to five hundred. Reminds readers Mother’s Day is this Sunday with five days left to shop and notes easy exchanges if gifts aren’t perfect.
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