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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1965
Page
2
A national weather summary reports temperatures and precipitation over a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. Readings vary by region with showers in some areas and dry skies elsewhere. Data reflect nationwide patterns and upcoming trend indications.
Louis E. Lomax told members of a new Arizona Negro political group that Negroes must assume leadership to prove to the world that democracy works. He described whites as morally bankrupt and urged organized action in Phoenix.
At the NPAA convention in Arizona, Lomax accuses white power structures of moral bankruptcy and calls for Negro leadership to demonstrate democracy's success amid racial tension. He cites slavery, colonialism, and economic degradation, warns of a coming race war, and criticizes White House figures while urging self-respect and reeducation.
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant Dr. Walter Alvarez shares reader letters praising his columns for easing anxiety about hereditary diseases and pregnancy risks. He cites cases of infant illness, diabetes fears, and new drugs causing multiple pregnancies, urging careful, truthful medical guidance.
The Paradise Valley office of the First National Bank of Arizona will change its name to Scottsdale Fashion Square office on Friday November 12. H D Wassom vice president and manager announces the switch and the public celebration runs 10 am to 6 pm with decor by Bostrom's European dolls. Seven prize tickets to Camelback Mall Theatre and seven $25 savings accounts will be awarded along with music by Bill Herrick on an Allen Piano Company organ and a cake prepared by Paul Shank.
Tonight at 8 in council chambers 131 E. Main St the city planning commission will consider two subdivision plats. American Builders of Phoenix proposes an 80 home subdivision south of Camelback Rd between 86th and 88th St with homes priced 20000 to 25000 dollars and underground utilities plus block fencing. Indian Bend Country Club owner W E Stover presents a plat for Inner Circle near the course clubhouse at 7330 N Pima Rd.
Industry sources expect aluminum price increases to persist even as the Johnson administration threatens to unload 200000 tons from government stockpiles. Defense Secretary McNamara says 150000 to 200000 more tons will be needed in 1966 for defense.
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