Dovetailing of Science Religion Inevitable Says Phoenix Leader
Dr. Lorenzo Lisenbee, retiring Arizona Academy of Science president, argues at the academy's ninth annual meeting that reconciling science and religion is not only possible but likely. He cites Galileo Copernicus and Darwin to illustrate shifts in accepted truth and notes clergy increasingly accepting evolution within faith. He says God may have used evolution, and denying it would curb divine power.
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Flagstaff
Lorenzo K. Lisenbee
Phoenix Union High School
Arizona Academy of Science
Emy
Galilee
Darwin
Moore
Aubrey Moore
Phoenix
Arizona
God
Opposition meeting set over north Phoenix annexation
Residents of a north side area who opposed its annexation by the City of Phoenix will meet at 7 p.m. at Myin Paradise Valley Civic Center 2450 E Bell Road to discuss possible legal efforts to nullify the annexation of a 23 square mile area extending to Bell Road on the north and 43rd Avenue and 40th Street on the east and west. James Grube 3247 E Greenway said Attorney Frank Haze Burch will confer with the group.
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North Side
City of
Phoenix
Myin Paradise Valley Civic Center
E. Bell Road
James Grube
E. Greenway
Bell Road
43Rd Avenue
40Th Street
Luke Air Force Base rushes Southeast Asia deployments
Luke Air Force Base officials say the installation is heavily committed to U S efforts in Southeast Asia with over 100 airmen shipped out since January 1. Duty tours run four months to a year and two top officers are expected to join the overseas roster in weeks. Names are withheld by the Tactical Air Command.
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Luke Air Force Base
U.S
Southeast Asia
Willems Navajo Children Heed Blue Laws
A journalist recalls visiting Harry Goulding and Navajo families on the reservation. He notes a Navajo blue law about not eating in front of guests and describes trading posts, hogans, weaving, and the valley’s scenery. The piece highlights hospitality, tourism, and Navajo culture amid changing roads and new lodges.
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Harry Goulding
Harry
Williams
Mike
Maurice
Rosemary Nee
Hope Renewed for County Hospital Site in Tucson Plan
Arizona Medical Association approved a resolution urging Governor Goddard and the legislature to transfer ownership of a state 60 acre tract near 24th Street and Roosevelt to Maricopa County for a new county hospital to serve the indigent. The plan aligns with 1958 60 survey recommendations and would anchor a medical complex beside state and city facilities.
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Arizona Medical Association
Goddard
24Th Street
Roosevelt
Maricopa County
Robert B. Leonard
W. Durango
Arizona State Crippled Children’s Hospital
Arizona State Hospital
County Health Department
St. Luke’s Hospital
Manley
State Hospital
Doctors cited for civic and scientific achievement in Arizona
The Arizona Medical Association awarded Dr. Paul Singer of Phoenix the A. H. Robbins Award for outstanding achievement in civic affairs. Two Phoenix physicians, Dr. Donald Ziehm and Dr. Allan Clemmenger, received the Mead Johnson Laboratories Aesculapius Award for best scientific exhibit. The honors were presented at St. Joseph's Hospital, with Singer previously serving as Maricopa County Medical Society president.
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Tucson
A. H. Robbins
The
Arizona Medical Association
Paul Singer
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Donald Ziehm
Allan Clemmenger
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Singer
Maricopa County Medical Society
A. M. S Gibbs
A. H. Robbins ‘Pharmaceutical Firm
Ziehm
Clemmenger
Mead Johnson’ Laboratories Aesculapius
Medical Student Association
Iway
Chicago
Teen Fight Injures Two 13 Arrested in Scottsdale Riot
A late night incident near the Sugar Bowl on 21 N Old Scottsdale Road triggered a street brawl involving Judson School students and a crowd of 30 to 40 teenagers. Two youths were hospitalized. 13 arrests were made for unlawful assembly and disturbing the peace.
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Scottsdale
Sugar Bowl
N. Old Scottsdale Road
James A. Kelly
Stephen G. Shawler
Judson School
Robert M. Stroud
Globe
Jerry R. Gilbert
E. Windsor
Robert W. Cieszinski
N. 77Th Street
Ernest E. Dollarhide
City Permit Valuations Show Drop
The city issued building permits in April totaling 5,991,411 dollars, well below April 1964's 9,202,593. Herbert Middleton of building inspections notes year to date is 26,520,783 versus 23,243,185 for the same period last year.
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Herbert Middleton
Arizona Press Women winners honor Gazette staffers
The Phoenix Gazette and two former staffers head APW awards with seven first place wins. Mona Mackley and Ginger Arlington top honors in news and editorials while multiple staffers, editors, and affiliates from The Mesa Tribune Tucson Citizen and Arizona Republic receive first and second place distinctions across news, features, photography, and publicity categories.
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The
Phoenix Gazette
Arizona Press
Gazette
Mona Mackley
Society
Ginger Arlington
Gladys Bagley
APW
Arizona
Carol Vashall
Pam van Buskirk
Eleanor Schultz
Carol Brown
Miss Powell
Mrs. Brown
Mitzi Zipf
Arizona Republic
Mesa
Pat Sabo
Mesa Tribune
Donna Green
Arizona Record
Mary Jane Holm
Arizona News
Micheline Keating
Tucson Citizen
Jessie C. Kennedy
the Monitor
Hermine Megargee
Arizona Days and Ways
Outstanding Phoenix teachers named outstanding science teachers
Three Arizona secondary school science teachers were honored as outstanding science teachers of the year by the Arizona Academy of Science. Certificates were given to Tom Shaffer of Round Valley High School Springer ville, Eleanor Davey of Xavier High School Phoenix, and Raymond Brandiff of Miami High School. Mrs Davey chairs Xavier's science department and originated the Xavier Science Fair which drew 179 entries and 500 visitors this year. She is mother of four and active in many organizations. Her principal praised her for giving extra time to students and inviting speakers from all science fields to inspire scientific careers.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
The
Arizona Academy of Science
Tom Shaffer
Round Valley High School
Springerville
Eleanor Davey
Xavier High School
Phoenix
Raymond Brandiff
Miami High School
Davey
Xavier Science Department
Xavier
Mary Katrine
BVM
Record Try Frustrated in New Mexico Glider Attempt
Joseph Lincoln of Scottsdale and his son John aimed to set a national distance record for glider flying. After departing Prescott Saturday, their glider landed on Tyler Mountain near Grants due to low wind. They hiked 12 hours to Grants arriving at 8 a.m. Sunday. neither was injured. Lincoln edits Point West magazine.
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Grants
N.M
Joseph Lincoln
E. McDonald Drive
Scottsdale
Prescott
Tyler Mountain
Lincoln
John
Point West Magazine
Colorado
Concerts Set For Valley Elementary Music Memory Winners
Nearly 14,000 Valley elementary students who mastered works by Tchaikovsky Corelli Smetana and Dvorak through the Music Memory program will attend 12 concerts this week. ASU Symphony Orchestra and Phoenix Symphony join the schedule with performances at Alhambra and Gammage Auditoriums under conductors Eugene Lombardi and Guy Taylor. Concerts run tomorrow through Friday for students across different grades and schools.
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Corelli
Smetana
Dvorak
Phoenix Gazette
Ktar Broadcasting Co
Alhambra High School
Grady Gammage
Arizona State University Symphony Orchestra
Phoenix Symphony
Eugene Lombardi
ASU
Alhambra High
Guy Taylor
Gammage
Temps Area
Alhambra
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