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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
1
Five boys aged 13 to 17 were arrested in a burglary and auto theft ring near Roosevelt Street and Hayden Road. Police say they were involved in at least five auto thefts and several thefts from laundries. more arrests may follow. Det. Roy Finch urged residents not to leave keys in cars or in glove compartments.
United Press International reports the Dow Jones at 803.61 down 0.73, the 20 rail average 199.66 down 0.28, the 15 utilities 138.08 up 0.99, and the 65 stocks index 284.29 up 0.09. Total shares traded reached 4.64 million as a list of firms including Alcoa American Can Ford Motors General Electric General Motors RCA Texaco U.S. Steel and Sears Roebuck appears in the noon report.
A massive storm crippled travel from the Great Lakes to the Southeast, with drifts up to five feet and dozens of deaths. Snowbound travelers sought refuge in fire halls as schools closed and power failed. Temperatures plummeted into the 20s from Alabama to Florida, while record lows spread from Nashville to Miami.
Emeritus Consultant Marc Clinte discusses Mrs Faith Perkins’s My Fight With Arthritis. The review notes widespread ignorance about osteoarthritis, warns against quacks and fraudulent treatments, and praises Perkins for candidly detailing how sufferers chase risky cures while honest doctors and arthritis groups offer real help.
Scottsdale police described three residential burglaries yesterday. Ray Carl Grimwood reported a missing envelope containing 280 dollars from a dresser drawer. police will question Grimwood’s acquaintances due to lack of forced entry. James Forden reported theft of a film editor, film, and photos after forced rear entry.
Scottsdale Arizona notices announce two variance requests to zoning rules for a 4 foot fence around a pool in a townhouse development and a front yard setback to build a clinic at Thomas and 4th Street. Meeting set November 16, 1966 at 8 P.M. in Court Chambers. includes details on applicants and locations.
President Johnson said a tax increase hinges on cutting government spending and meeting military needs. He outlined plans to review 1,250 appropriations, consider extra military spending, and seek a large supplemental Viet Nam war appropriation as Congress convenes in January. The economy shows health and price stability with a Labor Department report of a 0.6 percent drop in wholesale prices in September.
Mrs. Rayma B. Sharber of Flagstaff urges voters to re elect Governor Goddard highlighting his role in enabling public park development under the federal land and water conservation act and his appointment of Arizona Beauty Commission to enhance cultural preservation and state vitality. The space is paid for by Committees to Re Elect Governor Goddard.
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