Parks are for everyone in Scottsdale
Guest editorial urges continued bond support for 1.4 million dollars aimed at parks and recreation. It lauds STEP committee site plans, encourages beautification along Scottsdale Road, highlights local projects by Kiwanis Paradise Valley and Valley National Bank, and calls for resident ideas to boost civic beauty and city charm.
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Ernest
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Buddy's
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Computers changing work and life across society
The piece surveys how computers automate and aid judgment in fields from traffic control and police dossiers to rail logistics, aviation, farming, medicine, broadcasting, finance, weather, science, and even games, noting broad expansion and performance gains.
Community leaders praised for service to Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department thanks Mrs. John Barber sewing instructor and Fred Hilse choral director for donating time and skills to benefit residents. Ronald E. Pies Recreation Division Supervisor notes their outstanding help in making Scottsdale a nicer place to live.
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John Barber
Fred Hilse
London Prepares Festive Glow Amid Traffic Crunch
The city plans bright West End decorations for Christmas while warning of severe traffic jams due to dense car congestion and fog. Officials fear the mass use of automobiles will strangle central London as holiday crowds descend.
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London
West End
Santa Claus
Hyde Park Corner
Picadilly
Knightsbridge
Fog and Flight Delays Highlight Climate of Air Travel
In a column tone piece Bob Considine laments airline communication gaps and delays amid dense fog in New York. He details chaotic airport scenes, conflicting gate notices, and evasive weather excuses while noting broader city traffic snarls and urban planning attempts to ease congestion.
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York
New York
Omaha
National Newspaper Association
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London
Reykjavik
Des Moines
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Irl
Why Teens Lose Interest in Church Says Poll
A cross section poll, reported at the National Sunday School Association convention, cites eight reasons youths quit church. Notable factors include lack of youth activities, adult hypocrisy, boredom, and conflicting outside activities, with suburban churches most affected.
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National Sunday School Association
Scripture Press Foundation
National Religious News Service
Roy B. Zuck
Scottsdale Daily Progress Masthead and Publication Details
Scottsdale Daily Progress is published every afternoon except Sunday by the Scottsdale Publishing Company with offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Ariz. 9 Telephone 046 7514. second class postage paid at Scottsdale Ariz Vol V No 236 November 20 1965.
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Scottsdale Publishing Company
Ball Park Plaza
Scottsdale
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