Ad club elects Carter to Scottsdale group
The Scottsdale Advertising Club held its charter meeting at Dale Anderson's Restaurant with Don Carter elected president. John Hanrahan became vice president and officers include Russ Siner Harry Williams Dave Rolland and Dee Gardner. The club aims to unite Scottsdale advertising media agencies manufacturers and retailers and plans programs and community service initiatives.
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Scottsdale Advertising Club
Dale Anderson
Don Carter
Scottsdale Daily Progress
John Hanrahan
KDOT
Scottsdale
The
Progress
Russ Siner
Harry Williams
Dave Rolland
Dee Gardner
New Scottsdale Advertising Club
Carter
Retired officers form Scottsdale club group
Retired commissioned or warrant officers of the U S armed forces are invited to join a Scottsdale retired officers club. Major Irving B Berk USAF Ret coordinates membership open to Army Navy Marine Corps Air Force Coast Guard Public Health Service and Coast and Geodetic Survey veterans. Contact 4706 N 76th St 947 3608.
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U.S
Scottsdale
Irving B. Berk
USAF
Berk
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
76Th St
Chicago Hoodlum Paul Ricca Ordered Deportation
The Board of Immigration Appeals denied 68 year old Paul Waller Ricca's petition to reverse a 1959 deportation order. They rejected his claim that he would face persecution if deported to Italy and ordered him to start packing.
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Washington
UPI
Chicago
Paul Waller
Ricca
Board of Immigration Appeals
Italy
Park to open for daily supervision at Hall Park
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation director L B Spacewater announced a new daytime program starting at Hall Park at Macdonald and Pima Roads. Supervision will run 9 a m to 5 p m Saturdays and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays with expansion planned through the week and community recreation classes.
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Hall Park
MacDonald and
Pima Rds
L. B. Scacewater
Parks and Recreation
Scacewater
Spacewater
Scottsdale
House Banking Committee approves Johnson loan pool plan
The House Banking Committee, by 22 to 3, approved President Johnson's plan to pool federal loans from agencies like SBA and Farm Home administered loans sold as shares to the public. The move would cut about $8 billion annually from budget needs.
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Washington
UPI
House Banking Committee
Johnson
Small Business Administration
Farm Home Administration
House Appropriations
UFO
House
Gerald R. Ford
Air Force
Psychiatrist cites gender roles in Phoenix talk
Russian born British psychiatrist Dr Joshua Bierer faced hostile questions from a large audience of women at a Phoenix press conference. He praised social psychiatry while challenging views on equal rights and domestic roles, later speaking at the Maricopa Mental Health Association annual meeting.
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Joshua Bierer
Phoenix Press Club
Peace Corps
Dr. Bierer
Dead Ester
Maricopa Mental Health Association
Executive House
Barry Goldwater Calls McNamara Ouster Over Bomb Shortage
Barry Goldwater urged removing Robert McNamara as Defense Secretary over a bomb shortage in Viet Nam. He claimed McNamara lied about bomb stocks and warned of gear shortages in Tactical Air Command and reserves. Goldwater also criticized federal encroachment on physical education and military fitness standards.
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Tucson
UPS
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Europe
United States
Goldwater
Tactical Air Command
National Guard
South
Viet Nam
Southwest
American Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Marine Corp
Air Force
Noon Stock Market Snapshot From New York Exchange
Noon trading shows mixed gains and losses across major issues led by American Can 93 percent and American Tobacco 35 percent. Notable movers include Ford Motors 515, General Dynamics 64, General Electric 116, Bethlehem Steel 3548, and U.S. Steel 47.
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New York
American Can
American Motors
At&t
American Tobacco
Anaconda
Arizona Pub. Soc
Atchison Topeka
Bendix
Bethlehem Steel
iCities Service
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont
Eastman
Ford Motors
Frontier
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
St&t
Johns Manville
Kennecott
U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
Webb
Ford Aide Comments on War Items Purchase Decision
At a joint news conference Senate Republican Leader Dirksen said the United States would not reacquire an estimated 500 items including bombs and artillery shells bought from West Germany. The Pentagon had decided not to repurchase the material citing no need to Ford’s criticism of war handling.
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Ant
Dorward G. Hel R
United Stews
West Germany
Ti—he
Pentagon
Ford
The
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Obituaries for George E. Goetz and Edith C Teeter
George E. Goetz 6, retired Westinghouse clerk, of Colfax Wisconsin died after November 15. Survived by wife Grace E and siblings Robert M William H Ray C Etta Kaiser. Services at Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale. Edith C Teeter 63, Utica New York native died at hospital in Scottsdale after four months there. Survived by husband Albert C and several siblings. Local arrangements by Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale.
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Stratford
Wis
Colfax
Grace E
Robert M
DeBere
William’h
Scottsdale
Ray C
Marshfield
Etta Kaiser
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
C. Teeter
Edith C. Teeter
Utica
N.Y
Clayton
N.J
First Presbyterian Church
Faxton Council
Community Christ
Albert C
James Cleelland
Hartshorn
Hellen Ross Patrick
Scottsdale Boys Band to perform at Phoenix Center for the Blind
The Scottsdale Boys Band will give a concert at the Phoenix Center for the Blind on Roosevelt in Phoenix Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Director Charles J Hall said vacancies exist in the trombone and baritone sections for boys ages nine to fourteen, with or without experience.
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Scottsdale Boys’ Band
Phoenix Center For the Blind
E. Roosevelt
Phoenix
Charles J. Hall
Jones elected president of Scottsdale Education Association
NEA Educators pick Robert W. Jones of Tonalea Elementary School to lead the Scottsdale Education Association for a one year term. Jones succeeds John Anderson after a general assembly at Scottsdale High School where six others were elected to officer posts and the group praised a productive year of negotiations with the school board.
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Robert W. Jones
Tonalea
The
Scottsdale
Jones
Scottsdale High School
Jackie Anderson
Loloma
Mike Mazur
Hopi
Joanne Kelley
Ruth Thomas
Tonto
Larry McGrath
Coronado
Lavonne ‘Schreiber
Navajo
Beautify the Nation's Roadsides Sees Local Billboard
In Laramie Wyoming a lavender trimmed roadside billboard urges residents to "Help beautify junk yards. Throw something lovely away today" as part of Mrs Lyndon B Johnsons beautification campaign with UPI reporting.
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Laramie
Wyo
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
World Journal Tribune merger stalls as three New York papers halt
Negotiations between World Journal Tribune Inc and the printers union reached an impasse over severance pay for about 400 workers, forcing a Monday publication blackout for World Telegram Sun Journal American and Herald Tribune. The new group will not publish separately and vows no extension to print.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Daily
Matt Meyer
World_Journal Tribune Inc
Meyer
World Telegram & Sun
The
Journal-American
Herald Tribune
Printers Union
Bertram Powers
World Journal Tribune
Powers
New Corporation
Publishers Association of
New York City
Sports committee names physician for varsity teams
The sports committee led by Droe with Metcalf as vice-chair provides a physician for each varsity athletic program as required by the state.
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Droe
Boys
Metcalf
Shriners Parade Set for Phoenix Spring Ceremonial
Shriners from Tempe Scottsdale and Mesa join about 1 000 Nobles in a Phoenix Spring Ceremonial Saturday. Initiation for around 100 novices and a noon parade downtown highlighted by three Shrine bands. George Beeler of El Zaribah Shrine says 300 from El Bekel Long Beach and 150 from Sabbar Tucson will attend.
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Tempe
Scottsdale
Mesa
Phoenix
George Beeler
el Zaribah Shrine
el Bekel
Long Beach
Calif
Sabbar Temple
Tucson
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Birth Registry Highlights
Birth notices list William and An nette Steager at 7040 E Larkspur Dr delivering a girl on April 8. Harold and Carol Beasley at 8431 E Thomas deliver a girl April 9. Leonard Phillips and Cynthia at 7514 E Earl deliver a girl April 9. Joseph Sharp and Athleen at 8613 E Keim Dr deliver a boy April 9. Frank Shin ee and Janet at 3508 N Rose Circle Dra deliver a boy. Richard and Barbara Filler at 8247 E Mulberry La deliver a boy April 11. Reginald Menees and Karen at 1415 E Orange St deliver a boy April 11. Robert Solem and Martha at 510 E Edgemount deliver a girl. Robert Durham and Carol at 8601 E Edgemont deliver a boy. George Weber and Brenda at 8422 Ee Verne deliver a boy April 7. James Palmer and Rebecca at 2521 E Lemon deliver a boy April __. Starlei Jones and Gary Was on at 3340 EB Was on deliver a boy.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Steager
William and
Annette
E. Larkspur
Beasley
Harold
Carol
E. Thomas
Phillips
Leonard
Cynthia
E. Earl
Sharp
Joseph
Athleen
E. Keim
Shin’ee
Frank
Janet
N. Rose Circle Dra
Filler
Richard and
Barbara
Rebecca
Lemon
Boy
Apriling _ JONES
Starlei
Gary
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