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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
5
Saigon, with American and South Vietnamese officials alarmed, reports Viet Cong actions slowing rice shipments and disrupting electricity. Other items note Burma's anti rebel drive, Canada borrowing for rules, Eisenhowers jab at Johnson, and Cudahy Packing closure in Omaha.
Governor Goddard named twenty four business and industrial leaders to a statewide task force for industrial development. Walter Lucking chairs the committee with members including Jim Patrick of Valley National Bank Phoenix Sherman H lass tine Frank Drachman Tucson Newspapers Guy Stillman Luther Davis Lawson Smith Tom Osborne Gene Witcher Lloyd Bimson Dr. Richard Harvill Dr. G Homer Durham J Lawrence Walkup Howard Gwynn Jay Gates Morris Richards Gordon Langham Langham Motors Pierre Baffert Norman Fain Harry Cameron Ted Babbitt Julian King Louis Mason R J McMullen.
Barry Goldwater urged support for the right to work at Karlen School and denounced congressional reapportionment as unconstitutional. He argued for voluntary union membership, noted low U.S. union density, warned about city-dominated House representation, and claimed state counts would favor Maricopa and Pima counties.
A six man six woman jury reconvened in Tucson after eight hours of deliberation without a verdict in the Tegerdine murder case. Judge Richard Boylston had given final instructions on a tape recorder before the panel moved to a hotel for the night. Hanson, 47, was slain last February 20 and his body was found in the trunk of Tegerdine's car.
Dale W. Hardin former FBI agent and I C C official warned that growing central concentration of government power in Washington risks welfare state creep not socialism. Speaking at a Ramada Inn luncheon for National Transportation Week he urged fact gathering and curbing moves to push public policy beyond private enterprise.
The Phoenix Jobs for Youth campaign kicked off with a luncheon at Shrine Auditorium where Jack W. Rath was honored for outstanding service to the summer campaign. Harry Stevens announced a proclamation naming the week Phoenix Jobs for Youth Week.
The piece cites John 6 68 and asks whether readers have avoided the one who can help inviting Jesus to enter a troubled heart and find rest in a brief devotional prompt.
In Turin Italy AP report the Foglia sisters aged six months after separation surgery eleven days ago show excellent recovery. Doctors say both twins are progressing and expected to walk normally.
California attorney James Flood will assist in the obscenity case against Arizona Magazine Distributors Inc. The defense attorney asked for a June 22 trial date, and Clancy of Sun Valley will work with Deputy county attorney Pat Eldridge in prosecuting the sale and possession of obscene literature. Justice of the Peace Al J. Clancy serves as full time counsel for Citizens for Decent Literature.
The California Legislature approved the Paul Buzzo Act to make it illegal for motorists to discard cigarettes on roads or surrounding areas. Named for Concord youth Paul Buzzo who urged stricter limits, the bill cites his claim that smokers are careless.
Unmanned electronic security systems replace sentries at Davis Monthan Air Force Base Titan II missile site. Thirty six systems designed by Sylvania Electric Products Inc. will blanket launch areas with electromagnetic fields. Intrusions shift the magnetic field and trigger immediate analysis and reporting at nearby monitoring centers.
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