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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1966

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Prominent Phoenix figures named to bank and financial roles

Gabel A Warner president of Sahuaro Petroleum and Asphalt Co and Phoenix Young Presidents chair named advisory director of Guaranty Bank living at 5329 N 68th Pl. Korn Rumph of Sells Drive joined Senior Estate Builders for Home Life Insurance field underwriting. Heinrich of Valley National Bank Phoenix named American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers member, Henderson promoted to assistant vice president at First Federal Savings Scottsdale office.

Warner A. Gabel Sahuaro Petroleum and Asphalt Co Phoenix Young President’s Organization The Guaranty Bank Gabel Rowland F. Kornrumph Robert J. Heinrich E. Bonita Jr Valley National Bank American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers Institute Arizona John A. Henderson First Federal Savings Scottsdale E. Hubbell

Swanson Placed Over Half Million in 1965 Life Insurance

Robert E. Swanson of 8708 E Starlight Way, district representative for Aid Association for Lutherans, paid more than half a million dollars into life insurance during 1965, according to George V. Krampien, senior vice president and director. The AAL is a Lutheran fraternal life insurance society.

Robert E. Swanson E. Starlight Way Aid Association For Lutherans George V. Krampien AAL

Permanent GI Bill passes House as July start looms

The permanent new GI Bill of Rights clears its final House hurdle. Beneficiaries could begin collecting college assistance by July, with up to 3600 for a single veteran and 5400 for those with two or more dependents. The measure also offers home loan guarantees job counseling and veterans’ preference in federal jobs. The bill retroactively covers service back to January 31 1955 and will last indefinitely.

Washington UPI House Senate Ralph W. Yarborough Dtex Yarborough Korea

Library aide registrations open for 10 week summer course

A Phoenix Evening High School spokesman says adults may enroll in a 10 week course to train as volunteer library aides this summer. Sessions run at Scottsdale elementary school libraries, with registrations continuing this Wednesday at Phoenix Union High School. A $15 fee applies, sometimes waived by PTA groups.

Phoenix Pe Scottsdale Phoenix Union High School 7Th Taylor Streets PTA

Khrushchev’s critique of Stalin echoes in Soviet arts

Ten years after Khrushchev denounced Stalin, Soviet artists faced his wrath and policies. Noted writers and painters such as Pasternak Ehrenburg Yevtushenko Brodsky and Dudintsov felt scrutiny and censorship while the regime framed literature and art as threats to socialist reality.

Nikita Khrushchev Josef Stalin Khrushchev Boris Pasternak Ilya Ehrenburg Stalin Yevgeni Yevtushenko

Burglar foiled by sewer pipe at Den Bar

Dale Frank Lin Magley, a 23 year old unemployed janitor, tried a burglary at the Den Bar. He drank a beer, hid under a storeroom sink, but after finding only $1.67 he slipped and broke his right leg in a sewer pipe. He then called police for rescue.

Denver UPI Dale Franklin Magley Magley

Wrongful imprisonment case prompts plea for justice

George Robison, who spent 12 years in prison for a life sentence later deemed wrong, says many inmates may be wrongly jailed. He doubts payoff for lost years but plans legal talks to seek compensation as he awaits release after a Court of Appeals ruling.

Columbus, Ohio UPI George Robison Robison State Court of Appeals Wooster Akron

Noel Coward in good condition in Lausanne clinic

Playwright Noel Coward is reported in good condition but remains for another week at a Lausanne clinic. Doctors treat him for a tropical intestinal ailment and his personal dietary was updated.

Lausanne Switzerland UPI Noel Coward Coward

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