Catholic Leader Calls Rock Contraception Idea Immoral
Msgr Francis W Carney of the Cleveland Diocese denounces Dr John Rock's view that Catholics should follow personal conscience on birth control The church aims to guard moral truth and rejects the notion of church acceptance of oral contraceptives citing Pope Pius XII on conception preventing medication as direct sterilization
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Francis W. Carney
Family Life Bureau
Cleveland Catholic Diocese
John Rock
Brookline
Mass
Msgr
Carney
Rock
Pius
Xii
Weather remains mostly fair with heat in coming days
Weather observer Willard Greene reports a high near 100 today and Saturday with a low around 58 Saturday morning. Today's low reached 63 and yesterday's high was 96 as heat continues in the region.
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Willard Greene
Construction photo shows Financial Square rise near Scottsdale
A composite image by Progress photographer George Adams depicts a building under construction at Financial Square located at Central and Osborn in Phoenix. The land sits on the east side of Scottsdale Road just north of Indian School Road.
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Progress
George Adams
Financial Square
Central and
Osborn
Phoenix
Scottsdale Rd
Indian School
High Rise Zoning Proposal Faces Public Hearing in Scottsdale
Scottsdale planners seek an amendment to permit taller buildings, proposing a 10 story or 120 foot limit in eight zones while preserving setbacks and site plans. The City Planning Commission schedules a June 8 public hearing and the City Council will decide.
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Highland
Scottsdale
City Planning and Zoning Commission
George Fretz
Fretz
Scottsdale and
Camelback Rds
West
Indian School Rd
Osborn Rd
Miller Rd
68Th St
Phoenix
Camelback Rd
Scottsdale Rd
Dick Searles
Searles
Tilton Keefe
Jennings Morse
Jack Olsen
William G. Arthur
Lute Wasbotten
Winton Smith
James Stanzel
Howard Heaton
GOP Congressman Accuses U S of Making Deals with Reds
Indianapolis Rep. Donald Bruce charges an agreement with Communists in Vietnam to avoid new weapons. He says if true, the U S has accepted the enemy terms and urges either fighting to win or withdrawing from South Vietnam.
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Indianapolis
Donald Bruce
R.-Ind
United States
Viet Nam
Bruce
Motions Under Study in Tax Commissioners Indictments
Maricopa County Superior Judge George Sterling considered defense motions to dismiss bribery and conspiracy indictments against state Tax Commissioners Thad Moore and William Stanford. He said a ruling by Monday or Tuesday. trial remains scheduled for Wednesday unless the motions prevail. Arguments centered on whether information from income tax returns was illegally obtained, with prosecutors insisting it was admissible.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
George Sterling
Thad Moore
William Stanford
Sterling
Felix Gordon
Jack Cavness
John J. Flynn
Gordon
Internal Revenue Service
Scottsdale Officers Resign After Florence Party Incident
Two Scottsdale patrolmen Gerald Brewer and Douglas Huntress resigned this week after a Florence party incident linked to a police jewelry salesman. Chief Walter Nemetz noted an investigation of a third officer but gave few details. Brewer described a prank involving stolen jewelry later found in the car, with the salesman signing a statement absolving intent to steal.
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Scottsdale
Florence
Walter Nemetz
Orer of
Police
Huntress
Brewer
Nemetz
Gerald Brewer
Doug Huntress
Youth Jailed for Car Theft Arrests in Phoenix
Jerald Bricker, 21, of 307 IE Continental, jailed on a car theft charge after police say he drove a stolen 1964 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray south on 68th Street near Sheridan at 4:30 p.m. Thursday. The car belonged to Hanson Pump and Machine Works in Phoenix. In a separate action, Lonnie Cafferty, 19, and Robert Ritchie, 20, were arrested at 2:35 a.m. today on illegal alcohol charges. Cafferty faced additional counts of drunkenness and possession of intoxicants.
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Jerald Lee Bricker
Continental
Phil Reay
Bricker
Cafferty
Dale Sammwell
Scottsdale and
Camelback Rds
Two Churchmen Split Over Prayer Amendment Debate
Washington UPI reports two church leaders split on amending the constitution to authorize schoolroom prayers. Dr. Daniel A. Poling testified for clarifying that separation of church and state allows religious practices in public education, while Rev. Ben Mohr Herbster and professors Freund and Kauper opposed, warning of jeopardizing parental rights and favoring state-imposed religious conformity.
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Washington
UPI
Leg House Judiciary Committee
Supreme-Court
Daniel A. Poling
New York
Philadelphia
Poling
The
Christian Herald
High Court
Ben Mohr Herbster
United Church of Christ
Paul A. Freund
Harvard University
Paul G. Kauper
University of Michigan
Herbster
Bad Scottsdale Roads Alleged In Death Suit
A Phoenix man’s mother files a $124 634 wrongful death suit against the city of Scottsdale alleging dangerous road conditions caused Antonio Porto Mangeri to crash his motor scooter on Grezate Reef Road at Vista Drive. She names negligent maintenance and a bad road shoulder as factors.
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Scottsdale
Superio
Carmella Porto Mangeri
E. Sheridan
Antonio Porto
Grezate Reef. Rd
Vista Dr
Nobel Laureate Linus Pauling to Speak at ASU
A large audience is expected as Nobel laureate Linus Pauling delivers a talk at 8:30 p.m. at Arizona State University. The Caltech chemist, winner of the 1953 Chemistry Prize and the 1963 Peace Prize, discusses Science and World Problems in the Life Sciences Center inaugurating the ACS lecture series.
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Linus Pauling
Arizona State University
California Institute of Technology
Pauling
Life Sciences Center
Central Arizona
American Chemical Society
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