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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
4
FAA admits the family car outperforms the airplane for all but the longest trips. Amish and Mennonite volunteers aid tornado victims in Indiana by rebuilding barns. GM posts record quarterly profits and revenues. Johnson works to shape his image, GAO cites poor equipment maintenance. Congress plans to modernize horse-and-buggy procedures.
India’s leaders accuse the United States of supplying tanks to Pakistan after a stinging setback in the Rann of Kutch. The charge frames a diplomatic dispute as India seeks support amid regional tensions. Mexico pursues an education revolution targeting illiteracy by 1970 with reported gains.
Fred W. Witteborg of Fred Harvey Co. Grand Canyon is named president of the Arizona Hotel and Motel Association at the 28th annual convention at Carefree Inn. John Burden of Remuda Ranch becomes board chairman as new officers include E. R. Seifert Rick Seifert Murray Stevenson Jack Sarver and others from Ramada Inn Sun and Sage Saddle and Surf Ranch and Desert Inn.
Phoenix Gazette compositor R. Carl Adams retires after 37 years in newspaper work. He joined The Gazette 18 years ago and will officially retire May 31, with vacation starting today and yesterday his final shift. Honorary life director Maillard Bennett named. election of directors lists multiple Phoenix area inns and ranches with officials.
Governor and Mrs Goddard will fly to Nogales Sunday to attend the Fiesta De Mayo celebration in Nogales Sonora and Nogales Arizona. They will stay Sunday night and join festivities Monday. Adams plans more golf bowling and travel. The Adams family of Phoenix includes three children and they reside 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, according to president L. C. Lustenberger. The firm earned 195000 dollars, or one cent a share, in the previous year.
The governor will attend a festival in Tucson on Saturday, return to Phoenix to open a barbers' convention at the Adams Hotel at 1000 a.m. Sunday, and then depart for Nogales.
Ryuji Takeuchi ambassador to the United States from Japan arrives in Phoenix at 9 30 p m with Mrs Takeuchi for a three day visit at the invitation of Governor Goddard and the Phoenix Symphony Guild He will speak at a noon Saturday luncheon hosted by Allen Rosenberg Phoenix Chamber of Commerce president. The Takeuchis attend the Arizona Press Women's Conference luncheon 12 30 p m Saturday and the Phoenix Symphony Ball 6 30 p m at the Arizona Biltmore. They plan Taliesin West Dance Festival Sunday evening and a Grand Canyon visit before leaving for Washington at 11 a m Monday with a golf outing.
A devotional note by H. B. Dean quotes Psalms to urge gladness in the Lord. It asserts true enjoyment of life comes from recognizing its divine author and finding quiet trust in God.
Hearts will be bid this weekend as spades clubs and diamonds compete at the Ramada Inn. The event runs tomorrow through Sunday with 320 tables in Colonial and Plantation rooms, starting at 1 30 p.m. daily and featuring men's and women's pairs, mixed pairs, masters and open events. Participants from Arizona California Utah Nevada and New Mexico expected. Fees are 2.25 per game.
Sponsors in New York plan to open the Museum of Graphic Art by fall 1966. The institution will feature only original prints making it a unique gallery venture.
Mrs. Lorene V. France, operator of Alta Vista Nursing Home in Wichita, is notified her license will not be extended beyond May 5 by Dr. William J. Moore. The health department cites failure to submit plans to meet minimum standards and notes the leaseholder does not own the property. Patients affected may face higher rates as owners refuse costly required upgrades.
In Phoenix, a motorized sand buggy traveling in reverse with a 6 year old steering pinned Dyanne 18 and Bill 20 against a wall and through a frame wall while a 7 year old boy Larry Ratliff was saved from being struck. Dyanne suffered a fractured pelvis and Bill was cut and bruised.
The Arizona Restaurant Association executive secretary told a senate Finance and Revenue Committee hearing that Governor Goddard’s proposed doubling of the state restaurant tax would hurt profitability. Joseph Banks of Phoenix argued the hike would curb dining out and burden Arizona residents, noting tourists provide little turnover. He disputed reports that many restaurants charge 4 percent sales tax, insisting the true burden would hit citizens and business margins.
Buenos Aires announced that Argentina will export one million tons of wheat to Russia this year and import 750000 tons of Soviet petroleum products, outlining a major trade deal between the two nations.
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