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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
4
A scrambled digest notes Representative Udall confronting congressional proceedings amid investigations and political shifts. It mentions policy clashes, committee activity, and mounting public scrutiny affecting legislative momentum.
Hayden outlines a federal grant of ninety nine thousand three hundred seventy dollars to finance LEAP youth leadership and neighborhood development efforts. The Phoenix Arizona Office of See Cor Hayden DeAriz announces funds extended for program development and mapping of community improvements.
Police investigate a church fire with signs pointing to arson as neighbors report odd flames. Officials urged caution while examining the scene at night and reviewing nearby security footage.
The text appears as fragmented notes about a Curious Cat NIC project, mentioning cafe timing and beverage process. It references Padi and Gth as possible names or tags and hints at a schedule or portal related to a beverage workflow.
The article notes a regional church conference involving Rey Ho Seate and Lee ma ster of mse Covaregat ona Crhurce of Pesens, led by moderator Deon miedead, gathering in San Diego for a formal occasion.
The state honors Phoenix Police Department officer Ed Flores 25 for outstanding service. He captured two accused child molesters while accompanied by a child unaware of the suspect’s background. Flores studied at Loyola University Chicago and Casa Grande schools and planned to be a teacher. The award, funded by a local law enforcement support group, includes an expense paid Hawaii vacation for Flores and his wife.
A brief note describes a near catch as a fish nearly escaped during a fishing event. The fragment hints at a tense moment and subsequent effort to secure the fish. Names and complete details are garbled in the text.
Fire losses declined sharply by about 17 percent in the last month versus the same period a year earlier. The fire department reported total losses around $1.896 million, down from $2.642 million previously, with fewer tires and related incidents noted by Chief Hienid Dean.
Police arrest a man linked to thefts involving a car truck and bicycle reported near Thetis Avenue. Detectives identified a suspect identified as Dorend Lea and connected him to multiple property crimes as the investigation continues.
An art editor died after a studio incident reported in this issue. Authorities launched an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the death, with investigators examining the artist’s studio, tools, and possible hazards at the scene.
The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department with 138 schools and parks run a June city program called Summer Recreation Hat Parade. Children and teens join sports drama crafts and performances from puppetry to boating and campouts, with activities like skating, tennis, archery, sewing and more under the youth program.
The piece reflects on casting bread upon waters and God’s word returning in due time. It emphasizes that deeds and messages sent into life’s sea fulfill their mission and bless the messenger as God’s word does not return void.
A claimant injured in the fall of a tower under construction near Pinnacle Peak three years ago won a 44000 jury award in Maricopa County Superior Court. The verdict came after three days of deliberation in Judge Whensis Tana's division. Defendants included Howard Poo Foley Coo and Foles-Jere, a joint enterprise overseeing the power line project to the Pinnacle Peak substation in Paradise Valleys.
Phoenix police report a six year dry spell with 1445 minutes and no drunk driving arrests ending at 5 35 a m yesterday. Chief Paul Blabaum says suspects are no longer forced to take breath tests, a policy change with no effect on arrest numbers.
Casper police officer Dave Devata investigated a minor collision in Casper involving Donald Couture aged 26 and Beverly Volture aged 25. The next day he checked another minor crash involving the same two drivers, Couture and Volture, in Casper.
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