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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
2
Fragmentary notes describe a gathering of senior international leaders after a six year gap. Text hints at ongoing discussions and a potential accord aimed at easing tensions. Names, dates, and places are unreadable in the damaged OCR.
A garbled report outlines a dispute over a reserve merger compromise and mentions officials and dates. It references a secretary and other names, with unclear details about actions and timeline.
A brief notice outlines the observance of a holiday on Monday with timing and related closures. It notes affected services and encourages readers to plan accordingly.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a deadly storm causing mass fatalities. Names, places, dates are unreadable, but the text implies widespread devastation and a high death toll.
The Urban League Guild announces officers led by President Rosaire Clark Magee and Recording Secretary Mire Repert. Elected vice presidents include Mrs Bedby, Mrs Maergor, and others with treasurer Mrs Everete Dreer and secretary Mrs Ramert Clare.
A devotional note warns that careless words hurt, quoting Proverbs 18 8 and Maia’s slow recovery. It urges thoughtful speech and reflects on whether mercy and truce can heal wounds caused by hurtful language.
A Senate vote blocked an amendment requiring voters to read and write for eligibility, opposing Southern states. Proponents argued it protected constitutional governance while opponents warned it would disenfranchise Black voters and curb civil rights progress.
The Queen unveiled a Kennedy Monument at Runnymede honoring John F. Kennedy. Dignitaries and American and British figures attended a solemn ceremony linking liberties and rights with a site chosen to mark a modern struggle for freedom.
Fragmentary text references state duties and a recall process with unclear names and actions. Key facts and entities are obscured, making it impossible to determine participants, dates, places, or outcomes beyond generic references to a payee and fees.
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