TENSIONS EASING Red Vatican Peace Seen As Possible
The visit of Nikita Khrushchev's son in law to Pope John XXIII signals potential thaw in Kremlin Vatican relations. The dispatch analyzes why atheistic Communism seeks dialogue with Roman Catholic leadership and the implications for global church state tensions.
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Vatican sees Khrushchev to meet Pope John XXIII
In a sign of thaw between Moscow and Rome, Khrushchev may visit Pope John XXIII after a Vatican audience with Khrushchev’s daughter and son-in-law. Pope John signals openness to dialogue while urging understanding over confrontation. The piece notes political pressure from Italy’s election and the broader shift in Soviet policy toward religion.
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Weather Outlook Fair With Breezy Afternoons
Forecast calls for fair weather with occasional high clouds today and tomorrow. Breezy afternoons, little temperature change. Highs near 76, low around 40 tomorrow morning. Yesterday's high 77, low 42. Sunrise 6:48 a.m. Sunset 6:30 p.m.
Library split over plans led to Scottsdale librarian’s resignation
Controversy over building plans for a city library caused Miss Nellene Smith to resign as Scottsdale librarian effective March 31. City Manager Ken Williams says he did not request her resignation. The dispute involves the City Library Board and the Friends of the Library, with redefinition of roles sought among groups. Mrs. Clair Seger praised Miss Smith, whileDr. Mack Ralston noted friction over her direct reports to the manager and council. Miss Smith opposed an 8000 square foot city property library and a temporary use of the Black Sheep Club, urging continued city-facility service until a permanent building is funded, possibly in two years via an omnibus bond drive.
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No Date Set For Presses In New York Strike Solve
Publishers and striking printers reach a settlement mediated by Robert F Wagner on wages and other issues after a 91 day dispute that began with the four NYC papers on December 8. No resumption date yet.
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Four Cities Advance Metropolitan Sewage Project
Representatives from Scottsdale Phoenix Mesa and Tempe met to push ahead with a $90 million metropolitan sewage system. The plan centers on a shared interceptor line along the Salt River bed to a treatment plant at 91st Avenue, with funding from a $1.4 million bond and proportional costs based on sewage volume.
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Tax bill debate eyed for Saturday in Arizona House
In Phoenix UPI reports House leaders, led by Majority Leader Charles Moody, expect a tax equalization bill to be debated in a Saturday committee of the whole. The Ways and Means Committee keeps revising the sweeping property tax program as floor action looms for welfare reporting and Pioneer’s Home guest support bills.
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Rabbits Debate Annexation In Scottsdale Op Ed
The Scottsdale council annexed about 35 square miles drawing mixed jackrabbit opinions. Rabbits offered views on taxes services and housing while locals joked about a retirement colony for senior rabbits amid the new city limits.
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Mexicans Protest Water Prices In Colorado River Fight
About 3,000 protesters gathered in Mexicali near the federal irrigation district office to challenge a rate hike from 15 to 21 cents per cubic meter per second. Demonstrations began 19 days ago with 2,000 farmers and have drawn women, teachers, and students, with officials fearing possible violence though none occurred.
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Van Johnson Hospitalized For Cancer
Hollywood actor Van Johnson was at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for minor surgery on a cancer from the left thigh described as mild. Paramount Studios said he worked on his current film until just before entering the hospital late Thursday.
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Indian Art Panel Talk Set Tonight
An 8 pm panel discussion titled Indian Crafts Tomorrow will be held at the Executive case as part of the Second Scottsdale National Indian Arts Exhibition. Moderator Paul F. Haldermann of Scottsdale will lead artists and dealers including Tom Bahu Edward Dawson Read Mullan Wayne Sekaquaptewa and Pablita Velarde. More than 3,000 people have attended the exhibition which ends Sunday. The U S Department of Interior Indian Arts and Crafts Board has purchased 15 paintings for display in Washington D C.
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