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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1969

Page

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Catholic schools teach thinking through group discussion

Teaching children to think for themselves is a central goal of Catholic education. Sisters describe using small groups, elected leaders, and open discussion across subjects to draw out ideas and proof, aligning science and religion and presenting evolution as compatible with faith.

Donna Bockius Paul Augusta Paul Augusta Our Lady of Perpetual Help Donald Cryan Mary Joseph OLPH Paul Agusta

Wall Street cautions on rush to market amid selective gains

Wright Investors' Service advises investors to be selective in high quality growth stocks as price disparities persist in inflationary periods. Goodbody & Co. remains bullish on price hikes but notes market suspense over future monetary restraint and the timing of brakes. ELF Hutton & Co. sees shifting institutional activity toward balance, with more large block trades likely as portfolios adjust for first quarter results.

New York UPI Wright Investors’ Service ELF. Hutton&Co

Fryer blamed by firemen for Burger Chef blaze

Rural Fire Department attributes a fire at the Burger Chef drive in to an overheated deep fat fryer. The flames damaged the building at 6863 E McDowell Rd about 4 p.m. Thursday, with estimated losses around 1000 dollars as the fire spread from the fryer through ductwork to the roof.

Rural Fire Department E. McDowell Rd

Nixon approves modified ABM system for US defense

President Nixon announced a substantially modified antiballistic missile plan aimed at defensible, limited deployment. The Sentinel system would move ABM sites away from big cities, cost about 6 to 7 billion dollars, and be reviewed annually by the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board.

Washington UPI Nixon Johnson U. S Congress Lyndon B. Johnson Ee Nixon

Realtors Call For Tax Ceiling Referendum In Arizona

Phoenix Realtors may push for a statewide tax ceiling via referendum to limit property taxes. Carl Weinberger, chair of the Phoenix Real Estate Board, told the Hiram Club the measure could mirror California’s 1.5 percent cap and cited the need to counter rising assessments and potential tax increases. He noted California’s proposal failed by a slim margin.

Phoenix UPI Phoenix Real Estate Board Carl Weinberger Hiram Club California Weinberger

Nixon signals single warning policy on Vietnam retaliation

President Nixon declared he will issue only one warning in response to Communist attacks in Vietnam. He referenced March 4 and a prior conference, saying no additional warning would be given while suggesting retaliation could be pursued through diplomatic channels or, if needed, military means. Observers note the exact response remains undeclared.

Washington UPI Nixon Vietnam North South Vietnam United States U.S North Vietnam Paris

North Vietnamese Attack Overwhelms South Vietnamese Garrison

A force of 200 North Vietnamese fighters charged from the DMZ and overwhelmed an 180-man South Vietnamese garrison killing 18 and wounding 43. U.S. spokesmen reported 3,063 DMZ violations. Marines attacked a position 25 miles west below the DMZ, with six Americans killed and 25 wounded.

Saigon Wide U.S Dmz

Open of Poor Richard's mod fashion shop features shows

Fashion shows and free Subaru rides will highlight the opening of Poor Richard's at 26 W. Main St. The event runs 2:30 to 5 p.m. today and Saturday with auto rides sponsored by Randall Rambler from 1:30 to 5 p.m. each day. The Tinker Buck Wheats Trio performs until 5, with additional 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday appearances.

Richard W. Main St Randall Rambler Tinker Buck Wheats

Juvenile held after joy ride at Saguaro High

A Scottsdale juvenile was detained on suspicion of car theft after allegedly taking a 1968 Renault owned by Robert P. Williams from the Saguaro High School student lot. Williams saw the suspects driving the car during a morning chase and held one juvenile until police arrived.

A. Scottsdale Saguaro High Robert P. Williams 74Th St Williams

Inner Peace group meets tonight in Camelback area

Local leaders of the Inner Peace Movement host a discussion titled Man's Potential and His Self Imposed Limitations at 8 PM in the First Federal Savings and Loan building 6950 E Camelback The national non profit movement founded by Rev Francisco Coll in 1964 promotes self understanding to help people lead more satisfying lives The Arizona chapter has operated for three years

Federal’ Savings and Loan Camelback Inner Peace Movement Francisco Coll Arizona The

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