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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
8
A Scottsdale reader protests an Arizona welfare critique, arguing current payments fail to cover basic needs and transportation. The letter condemns moral judgment of recipients, calls for realistic programs and cites monthly figures for single mothers and families, urging broader opportunity and support.
President Johnson faced a clash with history as U S Marines entered the Dominican Republic to avert a communist takeover and save lives. The move tested OAS and anti intervention norms set after World War II and Rivals to the Johnson stance warn of political risk if action proved unnecessary.
President Johnson cancels Ayub Khan’s U S visit after Ayub criticizes bombings in North Vietnam. The move, amid India Pakistan rivalry, also leads to cancellation of India's prime minister trip. The episode follows prior tours and receptions including a Pakistani camel driver greeting at the LBJ Ranch.
In a wry column, cultural gaps between generations are noted as Tillie jokes her wealthy aunt will report back from the moon. The piece mocks rapid scientific overreach and distant civilizational gaps while commenting on football pennants, overseas interventions, and road fatalities in warlike terms.
AP Wirephots report shows rain predicted tonight over the eastern half of the nation with warm air in the Lakes region and cooler conditions in the North Central Plateau and North Atlantic Coast. Phoenix area sees sun then clouds with wind. highs near 98, lows around 60. Arizona forecast notes thundershowers in mountains and cooler afternoons with variable cloudiness through tomorrow.
Washington observers note Ted and Robert Kennedy abandon their party leadership and align with liberal groups on civil rights. They oppose their late brother President Kennedy’s moderation, backing sweeping measures while resisting local tolls and constitutional challenges raised by Katzenbach and Marshall. Hubert Humphrey may drift toward the center as the Kennedys seek dominance of the Democratic left.
A hospital letter from Miami Herald photographer Doug Kennedy describes the Santo Domingo shooting on May 5 in which he and Latin America Editor Al Burt were wounded by U.S. Marines. Kennedy recounts the horror of the car ambush, blood loss, and prayers, noting he may be crippled in the left leg but remains convinced a purpose guides his survival and faith is secure.
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