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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
12
The United States plans to restore embassy status in Hungary and Bulgaria, ending decades of limited diplomatic ties. Mindszenty remains a hurdle in Budapest, while a $100 million claim over nationalized assets weighs on the Hungary relationship amid praiseworthy reforms.
Two Scottsdale area executives receive top titles at Valley National Bank of Arizona. Richard A. Fletcher, with a decade at the bank, becomes assistant vice president after earlier posts. B Paul Jones, a securities analyst, rises to national vice president and state trust leader. Robert C. Parke earns recognition in Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges for Whittier College activities.
Aries warns to keep promises and stay neutral at day. evening promises pleasure. Taurus should discuss deals with an associate after getting out with kin in the afternoon. Gemini should finish daytime labor then enjoy kin, with health improvements through invigorating exercise. Moon Children should help family by day, then follow personal aims at night. Leo seeks more excitement and plans ahead, with some writing in the afternoon. Virgo urges errands and punctuality, evening romance possible. Libra recommends daytime financial matters and evening fun with close ones. Scorpio advises grooming and health before social events. important evening. Sagittarius suggests solving puzzles and pruning ideas before social gaiety. Capricorn cautions sticking with close friends. romantic evening if cheerful. Aquarius favors daytime shopping and visits, evening with loved ones for peace of mind. Pisces advocates morning efficiency upgrades then organize surroundings.
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