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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1968

Page

3

Doubtful Catholic Birth Control Rulings Stir Debate

Four years after Pope Paul VI signaled a restudy of birth control teaching, no formal statement has been issued. Cardinals warn enforcement is hard, while Bishops Dogonner and Arceo urge priests not to withhold sacraments for couples choosing contraception. They deem it a conscience matter despite official norms.

Louis Cassels United Press International Paul VI Vatican England John Heenan Paul Julius Dogonner Munich Germany Sergio Mendez Arceo Cuernavaca Mexico Doepfner Arceo Mendez

Resignation of Alonzo T. Spang Sr as School Director

Alonzo T. Spang Sr resigns as director of Cook Christian Training School to become vice president for student personnel services at the newly formed Navaho Community College. He will assume duties August 1 and move to Many Farms Arizona. The Navaho College opens January 1969 with the first class. Spang, a Northern Cheyenne, has held roles in public schools the Bureau of Indian Affairs and at Arizona State University and Cook Schools. He is pursuing a doctorate in Counseling Psychology at ASU.

Cook Christian ‘Training School Alonzo T. Spang Spang Navaho Community College Bureau of Indian Affairs Eastern Montana College of Education Billings Montana Arizona State University ASU Many Farms Arizona

Vacation Bible School Begins at Scottsdale Bible Church

Scottsdale Bible Church hosts Vacation Bible School from Monday through June 28 at 9 to 11 30 a.m. for ages three through six grade with free registration, crafts, Bible stories, games, and puppets telling missionary stories. About 300 children can be accommodated with no charge.

Vacation Bible School Scottsdale Bible Church E. MacDonald Scottsdale Peter Scottsdale United Methodist Church Raymond G. Manker Unitarian Universalist Church E. Lincoln

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