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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1967
Page
9
Two used cars offered in one ad. A 1950 Plymouth Belvedere four door sedan in very poor condition asks $981.58 with a payment transfer of $24.14 per month and a 1960 Chevrolet Sport Coupe with radio heater white wall tires and standard transmission priced at $495. Contact Mr Rudolph at 284-6027 or 947-4989 for details.
Car dealer lists used pickups including a 1963 Ford 4 ton with Fordomatic priced with heavy down and monthly payments, plus a 1958 Chevy 1 4 ton V8 with 3 speed option. Cash prices are given and the ad includes a Phoenix area address and contact number.
One owner imports listed with year models from 1960 to 1965. Includes Ford Mustang Chevrolet Impala Rambler Chrysler New Yorker and more with prices ranging from 695 to 2595. Features cited include automatic transmission air conditioning power steering white and blue finishes and showroom condition notes.
The forecast lists each zodiac sign with cautions and guidance. It warns Aries about choosing words, Taurus to value work and recreation, Gemini to show diplomacy, Moon Children to avoid jealousy, Leo to settle obligations first, Virgo to handle duties calmly, Libra to avoid anger, Scorpio to stay on task, Sagittarius to mind own business, Capricorn to work constructively, Aquarius to follow laws and revise letters, Pisces to admit fault and make amends.
Houston report revisits the seven original Mercury astronauts. Grissom Shepard Cooper and Slayton show active roles in NASA programs while Glenn Carpenter and Schirra remain in line for possible Apollo duties. Glenn retired from flight but works as consultant.
In Washington the Johnson administration weighs possible impacts of new federal safety rules on the auto sector. Dr William Haddon Jr heads the Traffic Safety Administration and will hold talks with U S industry officials before final standards are released by January 31. Chrysler’s Roy Haleser says large shutdowns unlikely. Abe Ribicoff pushes industry to competitively deliver safe cars.
In the Team Selection Tournament in Pittsburgh Mrs. Hermine Baron of Los Angeles faced Mrs. Dorothy Hayden of New York as the only two women in the event. Jay Becker played against Hayden and faced Baron's play as he trailed in four spades. Becker misread trump signals while Baron ruffed and took the setting trick with the ace of trumps. The hand illustrates a subtle ruffing finesse and humorous note on gender dynamics at the bridge table.
Superior Court trial on two charges of contributing to the gees of a minor scheduled Friday was postponed after the defendant Richard Sottosanto failed to appear. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest. Sottosanto, 34, was later arrested by Scottsdale police. He is charged with two counts of lewd and lascivious acts alleged to have involved Scottsdale High School youths at his home and the former Rick's Records at 103 N Brown.
Weaver heads employee training at Good Samaritan Hospital as a retired Army captain. Robert Jarvie elected president of First National Bank Speakeasy Toastmasters Club. Edward Cooper transfers to Prescott College from Arizona State University. Susan Reese initiated into NAU Phi Kappa Phi. Jeffrey Dwork elected to permanent Eta Kappa Nu membership at MIT. Wehard Rathbun transferred to Tucson Admin Office to lead automated services. John and Mrs Eichenauer attend NHF convention. Eichenauer serves as Arizona NHF representative and leads dietary foods association.
Alan Boyd, nominee for Commerce undersecretary, faces questions over wealth as a 35 000 year salary appears modest next to peers. His assets include a 22 000 Florida industrial park stake and stocks in First National Bank of South Miami Kaiser Industries.
Medical ad copy describes kidney and bladder irritation causing frequent itching and pain. It claims CYSTER GYSTEX relieves burning and urinary discomfort, improves sleep, and lifts mood by calming irritation with a soothing effect.
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