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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
9
A United Airlines safety lecture cites research showing about 83 percent of passengers react with negative panic in emergencies. The article notes crowded cabins, limited exits, and a goal to improve training and equipment for faster evacuations.
Health officials fear a rabies epidemic in Maricopa County citing 16 rabid animals found in southern and central Arizona and a high rate of unvaccinated dogs. About 35 percent of the county’s roughly 100,000 dogs lack rabies shots while few cats are vaccinated. The county law does not require feline vaccination. Margaret Thorne said a low cost rabies inoculation program will be offered by the county health department and the Central Arizona Veterinary Association on Wednesday and Thursday.
The adviser explains where to obtain reports for SBIC Boston Capital and discusses dividend safety for James Talcott and H J Heinz. It clarifies ex dividend price adjustments and debunks the round lot selling rule, recommending focus on stock quality and reinvestment strategy rather than share count.
The Ways and Means Committee agreed to advance a one year extension of higher taxes on corporations, airlines, liquor, autos, cigarettes, and talent fees. Kennedy seeks to keep liquor and other excises at current levels while proposing broader corporate tax cuts over time. Also noted is a push for a freedom of information bill by Senator Long and 13 colleagues.
A historical line invites the Welcome Hostess to offer valuable information and free coupons from leading merchants. The note includes a telephone beacon WH 5-1440 for contact.
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