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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
4
The Johnson administration stakes prestige on defeating any overall rise in steel prices. Senate Commerce Committee delays approval of a cigarette health-hazard bill as President Johnson briefs Senate leaders on the Dominican situation. Western Europe gains a boost from U S space firms, while American companies keep tech lead.
Arizona vacationers were advised to seek automobiles and metal buildings during lightning, not tents or trees, at a convention in Flagstaff. Separately, scientists reported experiments that may undermine blood alcohol tests in prosecuting drunk drivers.
In Malawi the Peace Corps staffs 230 volunteers teaching broad skills from cobbling to medicine. Officials say the effort sustains the fragile system with 4 million people and 8 percent high school access.Many volunteers face praise and criticism as they expand education and public health across the country.
Jaycees urge Phoenix residents to sign petitions to back a housing code. Burton Kruglick, Jaycee housing code chair, aims for over 20 000 signatures to show citizen support. officials say it seeks hearings, not an initiative. Local leaders from First Federal, Salt River Project, Chanen Construction, Arizona Public Service and others endorse a code as essential for growth and rights protection.
Two Russian doctors, Sergei Golikov and Abdullah Karayev, told a Milan symposium about a petroleum derivative they call an acid of naptha. They claim it halts cancer spread in animals but does not cure existing tumors.
The Salt River breeding group will spray the river bed today using an Air Force plane. County health director Dr S F Farnsworth said insecticide will cover the drying river bed from Granite Reef Dam to 91st Avenue where runoff from spring snowmelt released at Bartlett Reservoir created water ponds.
The AP the Wall Street Journal and the Philadelphia Bulletin share prizes for journalism as Horst Faas wins for Viet Nam war photography. Louis Kohlmeier and J A Livingston earn national and international reporting honors. Hutchinson News takes public service prize for reapportionment.
Religious exhortation by H. B. Dean cites Matthew 10:32 and emphasizes public confession of faith with the claim Ye are my witnesses. The piece frames believers as true Christians to identify and uphold the faith.
Arpad Szakasits 77 former Hungarian president died yesterday in Budapest. He joined the Social Democratic Party with the Communists in 1948 and was jailed by the Reds in 1950, remaining a notable political figure in Hungary.
A promotional message encourages men to shop for Mother’s Day at Whistler’s women’s departments in Down town, Christown, Scottsdale and Thomas Mall. It advises seeking expert help, describes gowns lingerie and sportswear, notes price range from $4 to $300, and reminds that exchanges are possible if the gift isn’t enchanting.
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