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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1964

Page

7

U S Newsmen Should Be Allowed Into Red China

UPI analyst Phil Newsom urged at the New Britain Press Club that U S newsmen be admitted to Red China to report freely. He proposed reciprocal access for Chinese journalists, arguing coverage should be depoliticized from Cold War diplomacy and decided by the people. Dr. Herbert D. Welte attended as honored guest.

NEW Britain, Conn UPI U. S China United Press International Phil Newsom Newsom United States Peking New Britain Press Club Herbert D. Welte Central Connecticut State College United Nations Soviet Union

Scottsdale ROTC Cadets to Receive National Honors Tonight

Three ASU ROTC cadets from Scottsdale will receive awards at a military honors ceremony in Goodwin Stadium at 8 p.m. Paul C. Cullen, Roger E. von Holtz, and Leonard R. Tavernetti will be honored with the ROTC gold medal, Air Force Times award, and Military Order of World Wars award, with commissions conditional on ASU’s commencement.

ASU Rotc Scottsdale Goodwin Stadium Chicago Tribune Army Paul C. Cullen E. Cactus Roger E. von Holtz E. Orange Blossom Lane Air Force Times Leonard R. Tavernetti Purdue’ Drive ASU

Tavan Band Party Scheduled Tonight

A picnic and swim party for Tavan Elementary School band students will be hosted tonight at La Fonda Fiesta guest ranch. About 140 youngsters are expected from 4:30 to 9 p.m., with teacher lifeguards and band parents arranging swimming supper games and dancing.

la Fonda Fiesta Guest Ranch Camelback Rd Tavan Charles Walker Joseph Accardo Terry Wallace Lyle de Jong

Bettcher Honored as Parada del Sol Chairman

Coronado High School senior Jim Bettcher is named among the top ten percent of 1000 candidates for the U S Air Force Academy next year. He previously received an academy appointment at Colorado Springs and earned an honors at entrance certificate at Coronado honors assembly.

Robert Stamper Ed Thirkhill Realty The Citadel Stamper Air Force Sperry Rand Joshua Tree Lane Pat O’brien Coronado High School Jim Bettcher U. S. Air Force Academy Bettcher Academy Colorado Springs Coronado

Church Elects Negro Officer At United Presbyterian Assembly

The United Presbyterian Church elected Rev. Elder G. Hawkins of the Bronx as moderator by a 465 to 368 vote over Rev. A. Ray Cartlidge of Erie. Hawkins leads a congregation of diverse backgrounds as the church, with 3.5 million members, gathered in Oklahoma City. Separate action noted from Southern Baptists on racial integration and other national items followed.

United Presbyterian Church General Assembly Oklahoma City G. Hawkins Bronx New York A. Ray Cartlidge Erie Hawkins Atlantic City N.J Sidney Mize Jackson Miss Mississippi Biloxi Leake County

Health Facilities Corp Sells Hospital Center Pharmacy Stock

Health Facilities Corporation plans a bulk sale of all stock in trade of Hospital Center Pharmacy located at 100 East 4th Street Scottsdale Arizona to Hospital Center Pharmacy in a single transaction. Sale occurs May 29 1964 at 11:00 A.M. creditors must file claims by 10:00 A.M. Milburn N Cooper is attorney for seller. Allocation and delivery arrangements specified.

Health Facilities Corporation Hospital Center Pharmacy, ‘& Corporation Hospital Center Pharmacy East 4Th Street Scottsdale Arizona Milburn N. Cooper North 2Nd Avenue Phoenix Glen E. Crotts

Scottsdale Planning Commission Public Hearing On Zoning Proposal

The Scottsdale Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Monday June 8 1964 at 8 00 PM in the Court Room 131 E Main St to hear property owners on 41 PZ 64 rezoning from R1 7 to R 5 6 for 5 acres at Northeast corner of 74th St and East Thomas Rd in Security Acres Amended and proposed amendments to Article XII A High Rise District with detailed height yard and area requirements and site plan provisions all interested parties invited to attend dated May 19 1964.

Planning Commission Scottsdale Arizona Main Street City of 74Th Street East Thomas Road H-R

Yearbook portrait contractor chosen for 1965 Camelback

Kerrick's at Chris Town will photograph seniors and faculty for the 1965 Camelback yearbook. A panel of 1964 65 class officers and staff chose the photographer. June sessions will be scheduled by mail with no sitting fee and 60 stamp size portraits. Girls wear dress up dresses, boys wear coats or suits, avoid white garments.

Kerrick's Chris Town Kerrick’s

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