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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
9
State juvenile board directors asked lawmakers for a public hearing on creating an additional institution for delinquent boys. They note plans were drawn and authorization requested in January but no action yet, citing strong support from the Superior Court Judges Association and other groups.
Vietnam’s ruling council dissolved under pressure from Ky as coup leaders claimed Quat built an effective government. Saigon, Bien Hoa, and Da Nang air bases reported alert to facilitate a peaceful cabinet change. Ho Chi Minh was quoted abroad urging cessation of U.S. and North Vietnamese forces, while Kosygin warned the Soviet Union would refrain from nuclear retaliation even if the U.S. uses nuclear weapons in Vietnam.
The proposal would limit exemptions for disabled veterans to state residents at discharge and tighten widows' relief to residents at their husbands' deaths. It would modify the income tax to raise revenue from high value homes to counter property tax breaks, seek budget cuts, urge agency economizing, and require a voter approved constitutional amendment for some changes. The house recessed after Barr's explanation amid talk of more special sessions by Governor Goddard as legislators react to his stance. The governor disputed quotes about legislators being untrained, saying he meant only inexperience with specialized welfare decisions. The Tucson remarks suggested more sessions may target taxpayer benefits.
Heavy clouds over the South Atlantic forced a 24 hour postponement of the Project Fire spacecraft test to measure heat on Apollo return missions. The Atlas launch was rescheduled for tomorrow during a favorable firing window from 1 22 p m to 8 08 p m Phoenix time.
A Viet Cong unit ambushed three Jeep loads of U S Marines four miles from Ba Nang Air Base in Da Nang Viet Nam wounding a lieutenant and eleven other Marines returning from a reconnaissance mission The officer suffered a collapsed right lung from a possible bullet or rock hit after the lead vehicle hit a mine and the Marines disembarked under heavy fire
The Defense Department confirmed 27 U. S. personnel killed and 99 injured in the Bien Hoa bombing disaster. All dead were Air Force members, with 73 Air Force and 26 Army among the wounded. Names transferred from missing to dead include S. Sgt. Jesse R. Costa of San Antonio, T. Sgt. Sveundino Baldonado of Albuquerque, S. Sgt. Jose R. Aragon of Colorado Springs, and 1st Lt. Lee C. Wagner Jr. of Clearfield.
Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia, healthy and seeking re election in 1966, endorses using atomic bombs in Vietnam if Chinese forces attempt to conquer the country. He spoke at his first news conference since hospitalization for bronchitis and emphysema on February 2.
A national magazine links persistent constipation to hemorrhoids as veins swell up to five times normal. The ad promotes SERUTAN, an all-vegetable laxative, claiming daily use relieves constipation and hemorrhoid pain with easier elimination. Get SERUTAN at drug counters.
Washington lawmakers filed a petition to invoke the Senate debate limitation rule on the Negro voting rights bill. Thirty five senators signed, including Harrison Williams and Quentin Burdick, with 27 Democrats and eight Republicans backing the move. A two thirds vote is required to impose the one hour speaking limit on the bill and amendments next Tuesday.
Florida's legislative investigating committee blamed Martin Luther King the Ku Klux Klan and news media for last summer's racial turmoil in St Augustine. It said the intrusion of King and his trained army of provocateurs with simple financial resources destroyed interracial relations in the city.
AP reports at least two homemade bombs were thrown into the Mexican Russian Cultural Relations Institute building in Mexico City today. An explosion shattered two glass display vases. police found a Cuban flag at the scene, suggesting anti Castro Cuban involvement. No injuries reported in the unoccupied portion of the structure.
White House orders American troops in Santo Domingo to bar armed parties from their lines as Dean Rusk reiterates a policy of complete neutrality in the Dominican Republic. The moves respond to reports that U S forces have sided with the junta against rebels seeking to overthrow Santo Domingo’s rulers.
Newport News Va AP. The George C Marshall, nation's 35th Polaris submarine, was launched today. Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson said the submarine's mission is to help prevent nuclear war.
AMERICo Del Pietto, convicted narcotics racketeer, marched into the Federal Building under heavy guard as a grand jury probes organized crime. Four deputy U.S. marshals with shotguns and revolvers escorted him from Leavenworth Prison to testify and he voiced bitterness at the crime syndicate.
In districts lacking a kindergarten, children will be taken at age six for first grade readiness. Officials warn critics label it babysitting but note many will need basic skills teaching. Expect missteps. officials say programs usually face such issues. Leap coordinator Milton Gan favors a year round plan, not eight weeks.
Northern Arizona may see scattered showers this week in higher elevations while the valley experiences mainly high clouds and some wind. A weather summary notes temperatures in the Phoenix area hovering around the mid 90s with heat not extreme, and seismology and global events are mentioned in passing amid a garbled weather briefing.
U S military reports a Marine Pvt. Joseph Crile of Amity Pennsylvania killed by rebel fire after a truck entered insurgent territory. Pfc. Leslie Mykle of Juca New York was wounded and released. The Times notes U.S. officials weigh halt in junta drive while preserving neutrality and the Dominican army's role in stability.
The Associated Press reports thunderstorms in the Northern Plains moving into the upper Mississippi Valley and western Great Lakes with scattered light showers along the Gulf Coast and Atlantic seaboard. Strong winds and hail hit Nebraska and the Dakotas, while temperatures cooled to the 30s in Montana. Rain spread from Texas to Virginia and the Carolinas with heavy downpours in South Carolina, Birmingham, and Atlanta. The Johnson administration denied claims of U.S. troops aiding the Santo Domingo junta.
Detailed race card with multiple divisions showing purses from 3 000 to 10 000. Results list horses like Car Aid Oswegatchie Mister Lumpus City Owl Martial Owens Chalkey Oh Jimmy Susto Priceless Gem Shimmering Gold Choke Point Cute Sweetie First Feather Be Suspicious Mr. Randy Valiant Bull Get Get Tin Traffic Siren Bugler Riot Squad Northern Queen Mucky Zulu Dancer Purse Power Cousin Brucie Enterprise Challa Des Hasty Second Onward Rowdy Dowdy Nyacker Boldbrook Three Dagger Sagothin Champion Lady Mighty Happy Good Glow Side Issue Still Echo Lucky Token Crackeristic Munden Point Ports mouth Heronslea among others with betting odds and win places across many entries.
Yesterday's late results show Aqueduct's ninth with a $4,700 purse for 3 year olds. Quiet Coffey led from Freed with 13.10, 5.50, 2.80. Re entry Gustines paid 3.50, 2.40, Rue dolph Adams 2.20. Attendance 25.23%. Garden State ninth for four year olds ran 2116 miles with Speak Well monied to 14.40, 6.00, 4.80 followed by Seven Hills Brumfield at 4.40, 4.40. Are magic Pattersonh 6.20.
Yemen Arab Republic today became the sixth member nation of the International Labour Organization. The accession places Yemen among ILO members and signals its participation in the global labor standards framework.
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