Pope gives limited approval to birth control by state
The encyclical On the Development of Peoples urges governments to promote information and measures for birth control while maintaining the church ban on artificial methods. It links poverty and population growth, warns against revolutions, and calls rich nations to fund a global battle against misery to help developing nations live fully human lives.
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Tear gas shipments to Mexico under scrutiny in Arizona
Arizona Highway Patrol says it routinely shipped tear gas to Mexico and western states per requests. Gov Williams faced criticism after ending gas to Hermosillo authorities to quell student rioting. Representative Carillo protested shipments as illegal and immoral, citing possible favoritism toward Sonora officials.
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Noon New York Stocks
United Press International reports midday stock market activity with price changes across key issue groups. Analysts note trading volume and broad sector movements as investors respond to corporate results and economic signals.
Cigars Seized at Trader Vic's For Tax Nonpayment Auctioned
Cigar boxes seized from Trader Vic's Restaurant in Scottsdale for nonpayment of state taxes will be auctioned at 10 am in the House hearing room at the state Capitol. W L Nielsen Jr state tax secretary says 18 boxes of 50 cent cigars totaling 400 cigars will sell as one lot with proceeds to the taxes and any surplus to the general fund. The confiscation followed a tax commissioner dining on site who noted lack of tax stamps marking the cigars entered the sale as the first such action for nonpayment of taxes.
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Obituary notices for Myrtle Myers and Virginia Budal
Myrtle Myers 88 longtime Scotiadale resident died at home 6902 N Hummingbird. Services 10 am Thursday Messinger Mortuary burial Green Acres Cemetery survivors include husband James two sons Robert and Raymond two daughters Ellen and Vera two brothers five grandchildren. Myrtle worked 18 years at Yellow Boot Guest Ranch born Ladysmith Wisconsin. Virginia Haskins Budal 74 of Scotte dale died Saturday in St Josephs hospital burial and services will be held in Chicago IL. she lived at Casal Blanca Inn and Lake Forest Illinois with husband Alexander a son-in-law John Adair sister-in-law Rawleigh Warner and four grandchildren.
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Scottsdale Public Library names Don Dresp coordinator of services
Don Dresp longtime reference librarian at Arizona State University has been named coordinator of services at the Scottsdale Public Library. A native of Omaha Nebraska he has worked in libraries since 1960 and will move from Tempe to Scottsdale soon.
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Tempe
Army aids epidemic fight in Canton Kwantung province
Radio Peking reports the China Army has mobilized over 2000 medical workers from its Canton garrison to rural areas in Kwantung to halt the spread of deadly diseases. Travelers describe meningitis and measles, with up to 10000 death toll rumors in the region amid drought fears.
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Theft at Scottsdale antique shop reported by police
Police report theft of a David bust and several items valued at 163 dollars from Peter Anderson Ams at 101 West Main. Missing goods include a white stone boat a three legged plan o tool a mahogany mirror and a green and yellow cathagy wiped pitcher.
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