Bank and financial appointments across Phoenix area firms
Gabel Gabel Warner A named advisory director of Guaranty Bank while Rowland Korn]umph joins Senior Estate Builders for Home Life Insurance field underwriting. Robert Heinrich of Valley National Bank joins American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers as one of 27 in Arizona. Henderson promoted at First Federal Savings Scottsdale office to assistant vice president. Swanson of Aid Association for Lutherans reports over half a million dollars in life insurance sales in 1965.
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Warner A. Gabel
Sahuaro Petroleum and Asphalt Co
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Phoenix
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Guaranty Bank
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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
Robert E. Swanson
E. Starlight Way
Aid Association For Lutherans
George V. Krampien
AAL
GI bill to begin in July for modern era veterans
The House approved a permanent new GI Bill of Rights for veterans of the modern era to start in July with up to 3600 dollars for single veterans and 5400 dollars for those with dependents for college. Other benefits include home loan guarantees job counseling veterans’ preference and hospital rights. The measure, retroactive to January 31 1955, will last indefinitely and covers all in uniform.
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Washington
UPI
House
Senate
Ralph W. Yarborough
Dtex
Yarborough
Korea
Khrushchev denounces Stalin sparks artistic backlash in Soviet Union
Khrushchev's 1956 denouncement of Stalin unleashed a clash with Soviet artists and writers. Pasternak faced pressure over Doctor Zhivago’s Nobel Prize, Ehrenburg Yevtushenko and Dudintsov also targeted, Leningrad poet Brodsky jailed as a social parasite, abstract art criticized, and later leaders distanced from his erratic approach.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Josef Stalin
Khrushchev
Boris Pasternak
Pasternak
Stalin
Yevgeni Yevtushenko
Ehrenburg
Yevtushenko
Vladimir Dudintsov
Leningrad
Iosif Brodsky
Dudintsoo
Burglar’s bungled break in ends with trap in sewer
Dale Magley, 23, unemployed, was caught during a failed burglary at the Den Bar. After drinking, he hid in a storeroom then tried for the cash register, found only 1.67 dollars, and twisted his foot in a sewer pipe, breaking his leg and prompting a police rescue.
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Denver
UPI
Dale Franklin
Magley
Ohio convict seeks release after life sentence reversal
In Columbus a man named George Robison, jailed 12 years for a 1950 burglary that was re indicted to life dwelling at night, says he expects freedom once red tape is cut. A state Court of Appeals ruled the original sentence wrongfully imposed and Robison plans to press his claim with his lawyer after arriving in Wooster. He has three children, a divorced wife, and admits threatening his brother in law’s house to influence his wife’s divorce.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
George Robison
Robison
State Court’ of Appeals
Wooster
Akron
Woogter
Noel Coward In Lausanne Hospital In Good Condition
Playwright Noel Coward remains in good condition in a Lausanne clinic. His personal secretary said he will stay another week for treatment of a tropical intestinal ailment. Doctors report he is stable and responsive as he recovers abroad.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
UPI
Noel Coward
Coward
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