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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
3
The fragment notes the claim that the family car outperforms airplanes for all but the longest trips while the FAA admits this. It also references Amish and Mennonite volunteers aiding Indiana tornado victims by building barns and GM reporting record quarterly profits.
International brief reports India accusing the United States as Pakistan used U S supplied tanks in the Rann of Kutch setback. Mexico pursues a revolution through education aiming to end illiteracy by 1970 with progress noted by Associated Press writer Jack Rutledge.
Fred W. Witteborg of Fred Harvey Co. grand canyon is chosen as president succeeding John Burden of Remuda Ranch. New officers include Jack Jackson, E.R. Seifert, Murray Stevenson, and Jack Sarver as vice presidents and sergeant at arms during the 28th annual Carefree Inn convention.
Phoenix Gazette compositor R. Carl Adams retires after 37 years in newspaper work. He joined The Gazette 18 years ago and ends with a vacation today officially retiring May 31. The composing room honors included a radio, a signed card, and a carton of sauerkraut. Adams plans to golf bowl and travel. He and wife have three children. he came from Pittsburgh to Phoenix and lives at 2325 N Evergreen.
W T Grant the New York variety store chain expects a small improvement in profits for the first fiscal quarter this year. President L C Lustenberger told the annual meeting that the company earned 195000 dollars or one cent a share a year earlier.
Governor and Mrs. Goddard will fly to Nogales Sunday to attend Fiesta De Mayo celebrations in Nogales Sonora and Nogales Arizona. They will stay Sunday night and join Monday’s festivities. The governor also plans to attend a Tucson festival Saturday before returning to Phoenix for a barbers’ convention opening at the Adams Hotel at 10 a.m. Sunday, then head to Nogales.
Ryuji Takeuchi ambassador to the United States from Japan and his wife land in Phoenix after invitation by Governor Goddard and the Phoenix Symphony Guild. They will attend a luncheon at Phoenix Country Club hosted by Allen Rosenberg and attend events with Phoenix cultural leaders over three days, including visits to the Grand Canyon and golf before departing Monday.
The note cites Psalms verses and urges reverent stillness before God. It stresses that true joy comes from recognizing the Lord and waiting on Him, implying a devotional guidance from H. B. Dean.
The Valley of the Sun Sectional Bridge Tournament runs tomorrow through Sunday at the Ramada Inn with over 320 tables in Colonial and Plantation rooms. Play begins at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow for men and women pairs, mix pairs at 8 p.m. Saturday, with Arizona masters and open pairs Sunday. Players from Arizona, California, Utah, Nevada and New Mexico expected. entry fee is 2.25 per game.
Sponsors plan a fall 1966 opening for the Museum of Graphic Art in New York. The institution will feature only original prints, aiming for a unique collection and focus.
Mrs. Lorene V. France operator of the Alta Vista Nursing Home at 2601 W. Augusta Ave. is informed her license will not be renewed beyond May 5 by Dr. William J. Moore of the State Health Department. The department cites failure to submit plans to meet minimum standards and notes the home sits on leased property. France calls the action an injustice as required upgrades, including a fire safety and nurse call system, are costly and lease terms prevent owner-funded improvements.
The Arizona Restaurant Association secretary told a Finance and Revenue Committee hearing in the senate chambers that Governor Goddard’s plan to double the state restaurant tax would strain a fragile, profit‑challenged industry. Joseph Banks of Phoenix argued the hike would curb dining out and burden residents, noting tourists provide little of the business and urging no tax penalty on travelers. Banks disputed claims that most restaurants already charge 4 percent sales tax, warning the measure would hurt local eateries and potentially harm employment.
A motorized sand buggy with a 6 year old at the wheel rolled in reverse at a home, nearly run over Larry Ratliff 7, while Dyanne Galineas 18 and Bill Jackson 20 were injured. Dyanne was pinned and fractured a pelvis. Bill was cut and bruised.
Argentina will ship one million tons of wheat to Russia this year and will purchase 750000 tons of Soviet petroleum products, the announcement said.
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