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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
10
Public view treats divorce as a social issue. Experts say broken homes increase delinquency risk and hinder child education, while some sociologists argue divorce can be a lesser evil than a permanently unhappy marriage.
Lukas 8249 E. Oak St Scottsdale named manager of First National Bank of Arizona’s 15th and McDowell Phoenix office. He replaces C E Budinger who resigned. H D Wason named Tempe Mesa Office manager replacing him. William L Joyce named Tempe Mesa manager. Lukas previously led Papago Plaza office since 1959. He holds multiple Scottsdale civic roles and is a North Dakota native who moved to Arizona in 1957.
The Fitzgerald School at 4226 E Clarendon opened for grades one to four with 14 students and capacity 45 to 50. Owner Russel Werneken cited Phoenix zoning allowing private institutions with general instruction in residential areas despite neighbor protests and district policy concerns over pamphlet distribution.
The Paradise Civitan Club installed 1963-64 officers at Rex Prisbrey’s home. New officers include Joe Kearney president Dr Frank Eisenhardt president elect Al Canter vice president Tom Crayford treasurer Jim Stamm secretary. Board directors are Jim Rein Prisbrey Bob Shiecdler Glen Crandall and Ted Taylor. Elections were held April 18. The club sponsors a two week summer camp July 7-21 at Camp Tontozona for retarded children in the Valley.
The piece surveys upcoming visits by President Kennedy and Charles de Gaulle to West Germany and notes Khrushchev’s separate East German route. It discusses potential West German reactions, trade talks, and the Berlin wall’s impact on Soviet relations with Bonn and Erhard.
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