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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1968
Page
4
Ernest Mulch presents Mrs. R. W. Kennedy of 6267 1. Earl with steam and dry iron as winner at Sparkletown Laundry event. Another winner was Mrs. Roger Williams of 6730 E. Lafayette, not shown.
New York UPI reports electronics firm International Electronics Corp in Melville notes steady demand for electron tubes alongside transistors. CEO Ben Grossman says reliability and quick delivery drive sales, with TEC expanding in Taiwan for capacitors and IEC posting rising 1967 sales to 9.34 million and net income of 0.43 million.
Legal notice for the formation of Old Alliance Life Insurance Company under Arizona law. Articles specify perpetual existence, domestic limited stock insurer status, broad powers, authorized capital of 1,000,000 with 100,000 shares par $10, stockholders, directors, and initial officers including Harry T. Dozor, David S. Zelitch, and John St. Cooney with addresses in Philadelphia.
The document lists Carl C Farrington and Shirley W Dozor as directors with offices in Warminster and Merion PA. It sets terms from meeting commence, grants bylaws authority, and outlines removal and committee powers. It specifies Phoenix Arizona as principal business place and outlines indebtedness limits and stock transfer rules. Philip T Paris named statutory agent in Arizona for summons and service.
Historical document shows notarized acknowledgments dated April 1968. Signatories include Harry T. Dozor Philip T. Paris Marion R. Smoker Simpson Cox and L J Cox Jr with notaries Marilyn C. Abramowitz and Bernice P. Bishop. Addresses and commissions listed, publish dates April 16 to 20, 1968.
Profile of Arizona notes Scottsdale as the state’s third largest city and a major resort center. Population up 518 percent from 1960 to 1967 with Motorola and Dickson Electronics employing over 3,500 locally. Construction expands, new Thunderbird Park industrial complex planned around a municipal airport and convention center. Tourist spending neared 65 million in 1967 and conventions tied to Arizona’s Western hub.
Officials ordered bulletproof glass in the windows of Japan’s tallest building near the official residence of the prime minister after a rifleman could fire into the west rooms of the prime minister’s residence. The 36 story building prompted the safety measure.
George F. Miller has joined Good Samaritan Hospital as director of development, announced Stephen M. Morris. Miller, retired after 40 years as Scout Executive of the Theodore Roosevelt Council, will liaise with major foundations to raise funds for the hospital’s future and long range development.
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