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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1965

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Pope Paul VI Addresses United Nations in Peace Plea

Pope Paul VI told the United Nations General Assembly that peace is essential for humanity and urged end to war, echoing Kennedy’s warning. He spoke as the first pope to visit America amid a huge New York welcome and a multiracial, cosmopolitan crowd.

New York UPI Paul VI United Nations General Assembly Parliament of Nations Pontiff John F. Kennedy America Earth United Nations U.N. Assembly Johnson Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

Federal aid split colors Scottsdale school board race

Four candidates vie for one seat as federal aid to education dominates debate. James Bacon backs full access to all entitled funds, while Rev John Shaw supports regional review and Dr Richard Moffat signals resistance. Incumbent Keith Turley opposed aid, leaving Sumrall and Close likely to oppose under new leadership. Nelda Jones and Lyman Davidson show broader views. The winning vote could shift future Washington funding decisions.

Pope Meets Johnson at Waldorf After St Patrick’s Stop

The Pope arrives in New York and is greeted by President Johnson at the Waldorf Astoria. Lady Bird and Luci Johnson attend briefly as Moyers observes, before the Pope resumes his schedule with Cardinal Spellman and a 3:30 p.m. address at the United Nations.

Scottsdale School Board election set for tomorrow

Voters in the Scottsdale School District will elect a new five year board member. Candidates include W Richard Studeny, John Shaw, James Bacon and Richard Moffat. Polls open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 17 polling places including Scottsdale High and Coronado High.

Scottsdale Nelda Jones Bacon Jones

Pope Paul VI Bloodlines of Welcome in New York City

Pope Paul VI arrived in New York greeted by millions as his cavalcade rolled from Queens to Harlem and Fifth Avenue, ending at St Patrick's Cathedral where he gave a benediction. Crowds near JFK airport and the cathedral cheered as U.N. Secretary General Thant and Mayor Wagner welcomed him. Francis Cardinal Spellman accompanied the Pope.

America Kennedy Airport Pontiff Kennedy International Airport Rome Jerusalem Athens Dublin Holy Land India Pope Paul VI Queens Harlem Fifth Avenue John F. Kennedy International Airport Paul Yorkville Holy Father New York Foundling Hospital Third Avenue St. Patrick's Cathedral U.N Thant Saint Camilla’s Rockaway Beach N.Y Francis Cardinal Spellman Pope

Former Scottsdale worker repays extra lunch hour wage

Clarence Bigelow said Everett Carroll of Tempe repaid $1.50 to the Scottsdale general fund after taking an extra lunch hour seven years ago. Carroll explained his foreman told him to take lunch and he felt compelled to correct the error.

Scottsdale City Clarence Bigelow Everett Carroll Street Department Carroll Tempe Bigelow

Dickson Electronics Unveils Zero Defects Program

About 600 Dickson Electronics employees were introduced to the Zero Defects program at Scottsdale Stadium. The hour-long event featured speakers Sen. Barry Goldwater Donald Dickson Jr. the firm president Mayor Bill Clayton of Scottsdale and Mayor Bert Brown of Mesa and Dickson vice presidents Walter S. Gray Dalton L. Knauss and Steven Karlik Jr.

Dickson Electronics Scottsdale Scottsdale Stadium Barry Goldwater Donald Dickson Jr Bill Clayton Bert Brown Mesa Dickson Walter S. Gray Dalton L. Knauss Steven Karlik Jr

Voting guidance for Scottsdale School Board election

Registered voters who have resided in the Scottsdale School District for six months may vote next Tuesday. Polls open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Coronado High School Scottsdale High and multiple elementary schools including Cocopah Hohokam Ingleside Kachina Kiva Kaibab Soloma Mojave Navajo Paiute Pima Supai Tavan Tonalea and Yavapai.

Scottsdale School District Coronado High School Scottsdale High Cocopah Hohokam Ingleside Kachina Kiva Kaibab Soloma Mojave Yavapai

Pope and Johnson exchange gifts during 1965 meeting

The President gave Pope Paul VI a small gold globe inscribed To His Holiness Pope Paul VI from Lyndon B. Johnson October 4, 1965. The Pope replied with a painting titled The Resurrected Christ by Filocamo. Vast crowds chanted for the Pope outside Cardinal Spellman’s residence before the Pope spoke at the U.N.

Pope Paul VI Lyndon B. Johnson The United States Filocamo Christ Johnson Pope Cardinal Spellman U.N

Weather Summary: Highs of 96 and 36 for Today and Tuesday

The forecast calls for a continued fair spell with mild temperatures. Today’s high reaches about 96 with a low near 57 tonight. Tuesday’s high around 36 degrees with cooler conditions overall.

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Louis Cassels UPI Fhoto By Dan Byrne Progress Managing Janis Studeny James Bacon John F. Shaw Shaw Richard Moffat Morrow Keith Turley Turley Earl Sumrall Bill Close Lyman Davidson Washington St. Patrick’s Cathedral President Johnson Park Avenue President U.N. General Assembly W. Richard Studeny 86Th St John Shaw Valley Presbyterian Church E. Sandlewood E. Diamond Phoenix E. Berridge Lane Scottsdale High School E. Indian School Rd Pima E. Osborn Rd Supai E. Continental Tawan Tonalea E. Oak St N. 76Th St Moffat Janis Midtown Central Park St. Patrick’s Robert F. Wagner Diogenes Pesident
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