The Beauty of It House Senate Impasse
Unclear OCR text suggests a clash between a house and senate over a minor topic. No concrete names, dates, or places readable. Overall summary notes a political disagreement with limited legible details.
19 May 1965
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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
1
Unclear OCR text suggests a clash between a house and senate over a minor topic. No concrete names, dates, or places readable. Overall summary notes a political disagreement with limited legible details.
The Gazette announces completion of the first phase of its sports section coverage. Highlights include feature pieces on local teams, game results, and player spotlights across multiple leagues and venues this season.
The excerpt emphasizes belief in Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God, to gain life through faith. It frames Christ as the key to life and liberty and faith as the door to a better existence on earth and in eternity.
The U S Public Health Service approved grants totaling 84950 for two Arizona mental health programs. Arizona State Hospital receives 25000 for an in training internships program while the University of Arizona gets 9950 for graduate psychiatric nursing training. Announcement from Phoenix office of Senator Carl Hayden.
NASA disclosed two March launches from Van Nuysberg Air Force Base California where eight satellites or parts orbited in a single booster and a 7 for 1 shot on April 28. The Goddard Center listed orbiting bodies including two gravity gradient satellites GREB Oscar and Oscar II Surcal EGRS II and a dodecahedron shaped craft.
Senator Everett Dirksen of Illinois, hospitalized for an abdominal ailment, plans to return to work tomorrow and will host a joint news conference with House GOP Leader Gerald Ford. The announcement comes as he recovers from the latest checkup.
A Moon flight test rocket broke apart during ascent. Surgery for Lee Shaw, a former teacher, was suspended amid the incident. Shaw died at 49, and the case is linked to the aborted mission.
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