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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1965
Page
6
The text reflects a heated debate on a University of Arizona program addressing Viet Nam questions. Critics labeled the panel biased and pro administration, arguing the format stacked the deck and favored certain speakers.
The piece discusses laborers who perform in fields while studying, viewing student employment as a step toward poverty reduction. It highlights calls for improved farm and vocational education, training, and better schools as a path to transforming the workforce and supporting civic actions against poverty.
By Raymond Moley. A memorial piece on Sam Rayburn contrasts his austere, modest living with costly proposed projects in Washington and Chicago. It notes Rayburn’s limited office space versus large speculative construction costs, and comments on public spending and bureaucratic excess.
In 1890 Phoenix, residents pursue growth amid booming commerce and new street improvements. Local merchants, civic leaders, and travelers shape a young city’s early ambitions, with rail access expanding and public works underway.
C J Dyer nears completion of a large color lithograph titled Phoenix At One Glance showing the city from Capitol Addition to the Insane Asylum. Deputy Davenport recovers a runaway farmer Green after a wagon incident. Company B NGA plans a grand military ball in Phoenix Park on Friday night June 6.
Constantine Brown argues Johnson’s stance in Latin America and Southeast Asia suggests a tough yet cautious approach. He notes Soviet misreads of Johnson’s personality and the US resolve to defend vital interests despite ally hesitations and shifting European positions.
By John Chamberlain, the piece weighs Moscow struggles with farm shortages and leadership tensions. It notes Pravda edits softening Brezhnev and Kosygin rifts, hints at reduced Soviet aid to North Vietnam, and cites a Polish delegation led by Brezhnev as signaling cautious foreign policy moves. Internal issues threaten party unity and external commitments.
A chaotic campus episode centers on Fidelista activity with student protests and a rumored front group. Faculty links suggest a controlled byproduct of a political shift, while reports note dismissals, disorderly behavior, and growing tensions among students and professors amid a broader national climate.
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