Galilee Darwin and Mr Moore discussed by science leader
Dr. Lorenzo Lisenbee, science consultant and retiring Arizona Academy of Science president, declared reconciliation between science and religion inevitable. He cited Galileo Copernicus and Darwin to illustrate shifts from geocentric and creationist views and urged clergymen to accept evolutionary ideas as compatible with faith.
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Phoenix Union High School
Arizona Academy of Science
Emy
Galilee
Darwin
Moore
Aubrey Moore
Phoenix
Arizona
Galileo
Copernicus
Opposition meeting set in north Phoenix annexation row
Residents opposing the City of Phoenix annexation plan will meet at 7 p.m. today at Paradise Valley Civic Center 2450 E Bell Rd. James Grube at 3247 E Greenway says they will explore legal steps to nullify the 23 square mile expansion extending to Bell Road north and 43rd Ave and 40th St east and west Attorney Frank Haze Burch will join discussions.
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City of
Phoenix
Paradise Valley Civic Center
E. Bell Road
James Grube
E. Greenway
Bell Road
43Rd Avenue
40Th Street
Family Day at Lazy A&G Ranch Draws 3700
The Phoenix Gazette and Arizona Republic host Eugene C. Pulliam family day at Lazy A&G Ranch 4747 E Indian School. 3700 attendees enjoy barbecue rides games and swimming as St Johns Dancers from Komatke perform in colorful attire and the publisher expresses warm greetings to all.
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Phoenix Gazette
The
Arizona Republic
A&g
E. Indian School
Eugene C. Pulliam
St. John’s
Komatke
Navajo Blue Laws Highlight Tribal Life On Reservation
A visit recounts Harry Goulding and Navajo children observing one of the tribe's gentle "blue laws" about not eating in front of guests. The piece describes Goulding’s trading post, local life in hogans, and the valley’s evolving tourism as roads improve and tribal leaders push for visitor-friendly development.
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Harry Goulding
Harry
Williams
Mike
Maurice
Rosemary Nee
John Stephans
Colorado
Forest Fire Destroys 15 Acres Near Williams
A 15 acre forest fire near Williams, driven by 35 mph winds, damaged timberland near a cemetery but caused no injuries or building damage. Crews battled the blaze after waste burning in a timber sale area sparked the fire, which was contained by nightfall.
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Williams
N. M. Hodgin
Three men die in separate Arizona crashes
State highway patrol reports three men killed in separate crashes. Johnny W. Rowe, 19, of Chandler died after his overturned car pinned him near Greenfield Road. Kenneth F. Higgins, 35, of Scottsdale died when his car vaulted into a creek near Peeples Valley after leaving U.S. 89. Allen Miller, 24, of Sierra Vista died near the Prescott area in an early Saturday crash.
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Oregon
Chandler
Kenneth F. Higgins
E. San Miguel
Scottsdale
Prescott
U.S. 89
Allen Miller
Sierra Vista
Rowe
Chandler Community Hospital
Greenfield Road
Williams Field Road
Higgins
Peeples Valley
Prescott Community Hospital
Gazettes Winners in 21 APW Awards
The Arizona Press Women honored Gazette staffers and former members as top winners in the 21st annual APW awards. Mona Mackley led with multiple wins in news, feature, and column categories, alongside numerous editors and writers from The Phoenix Gazette and other Arizona outlets.
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Arizona Press
Gazette
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Ginger Arlington
Gladys Bagley
APW
Arizona Woman
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Eleanor Schultz
Carol Brown
Miss Powell
Mrs. Brown
Mitzi Zipf
Arizona Republic
Mesa
Pat Sabo
Mesa Tribune
Donna Green
Arizona Record
Phoenicians Win ASC Elections
Special to The Gazette Flagstaff Arizona State College elections declare Gary Hasbach as junior class president for 1965-66. Jim Hart wins senior class president, Louis Evans is sophomores president, Diana Ziede elected senior secretary. Runoff Thursday for sophomore treasurer between Linda Ellison and Dori Whitley, both Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Arizona State College
Jim Hart
Louis Evans
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Diana Ziede
E. Fairmont
Linda Ellison
W. Montecito
Dori Whitley
E. Ocotillo
Honors Banquet At Superior High School Gym
Superior High School will hold its annual honors banquet at 7 30 p m in the school gymnasium to honor outstanding students and achievements.
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Superior
Superior High School
Florence Union High School Spring Concert Set Tomorrow
Florence Union High School will stage its annual spring concert in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The public is invited and proceeds will fund scholarships to summer music camps.
Three Arizona science instructors honored as outstanding teachers
FLAGSTAFF Three Arizona secondary school science teachers were named outstanding science teachers of the year by the Arizona Academy of Science. Recipients were Tom Shaffer Round Valley High School Springerville Eleanor Davey Xavier High School Phoenix and Raymond Brandiff Miami High School.
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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
Six Are Named Academy Fellows
FLAGSTAFF Six renowned Arizona scientists were elected fellows of the Arizona Academy of Science at its ninth annual meeting. Nominations came from a three member committee led by Russell A. Nidey of Kitt Peak National Observatory. Fellows include Dr. John Hall, Dr. Louis J. Batten, Dr. E. B. Lundell Cockrum, Dr. A. Richard Kagsander Jr., Dr. Paul Martin, and Dr. Alfred R. Mead, with diverse fields spanning astronomy to malacology.
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Arizona Academy of Science
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Kitt Peak National
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Institute of Atmospheric Physics
University of Arizona
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Martin
Alfred R. Mead
The
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