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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1965
Page
9
The text presents garbled reflections on state affairs, culture, and people with scattered names and phrases. It hints at discussions about summer programs, political reshuffles, and creative efforts, but a coherent narrative is not preserved.
Fragmented readable text mentions Wey re Rea, a schedule in a local area, and references to rail or station figures. It includes several garbled phrases about routes, months, and rates, with no coherent event or person names fully discernible. The fragment reads like a damaged public notice or timetable snippet with limited identifiable entities.
A garbled OCR fragment preserves little readable context or named entities. The scant text hints at a local item but offers no clear event, people, places, or dates to form a full news card.
The article surveys Senner's political stance noting vulnerability due to liberal leanings. It discusses possible implications for his congressional prospects and mentions reaction from supporters and opponents.
Barry Goldwater contrasts John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson noting styles and personal approach. He cites Johnson’s personal press battles, compares administrations focused on ideas with Johnson’s more personal conflicts, and discusses Dominican Republic crisis remarks and links to Kennedy era.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a Phoenix item from 75 years ago with garbled phrases and possible references to events, people, and dates. The readable parts hint at a local update or column but lack clear names or specifics.
Fragmented OCR text presents mixed phrases about Mrs Folsom and various names. includes stray words like Tucson, Ke ye, Arechiga, and patriotism, with unclear context and no coherent events or quotes to summarize.
Paul Harvey argues President Johnson swiftly addressed crises in the Caribbean and Santo Domingo, ignoring international opinion and enforcing decisive actions to deter subversion. He portrays Johnson as firm, avoiding dictatorship accusations while protecting U S interests and hemisphere leadership.
The United States and England face a harsh era for steel as labor actions strain bargaining. In both nations the industry endures tough times amid summons for manages and workers to resolve disputes under wartime economic pressures.
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