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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1964

Page

7

No-load funds fees and Trico Products dividend question

The column explains that no load mutual funds incur operating expenses and advisory fees regardless of sales charges, which go to brokers and selling organizations. It also notes Trico Products retains cash for growth, holds significant GM stock, and has paid rising dividends, including a recent extra payout, while its market value and share count have shifted.

Mutual Funds Trico Products Corp General Motors Corp Trico Products Trico

Graham says church too involved in politics

Evangelist Billy Graham said the church should stay out of straight politics. He noted Jesus urged prayer for those in authority and that he would not publicly endorse either Barry Goldwater or Lyndon Johnson in the election. He also cited thousands of telegrams urging support for Johnson and for staying out of politics.

Atlanta UPI Billy Graham Graham Jesus Johnson Anne Columbia S.C Barry Bill Tol Hill Arizona

Must Card Player Be Mathematician In Bridge Debate

A reader questions whether bridge players must be mathematicians. Alfred Sheinwold analyzes South’s hand play, showing that practical judgment often beats exhaustive calculation and advising reasonable plays to keep chances for the contract.

South

How to Remove Bumper Stickers

AAA warns voters removal of bumper stickers may be harder than application. Stickers moistened before applying peel off with soap and water but self adhesive ones may require solvents like acetone or methyl ethyl ketone and could strip paint if on painted surfaces.

Washington AAA

Eisenhower Sees GOP Hurt But Not Irretrievable

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower said the Republican party was hurt but not irretrievably by the landslide Johnson vote. He blamed the party's image as a rich political doctrine and urged leaders to correct it while noting potential new presidential contenders must reflect a wide political spectrum. He spoke at Augusta National Golf Course during vacation and described a fall that caused bruises but no serious injury.

Augusta UPI Dwight D. Hisenhower Johnson GOP Eisenhower Augusta National Golf Course Barry Goldwater Bill Miller Lincoln

Mrs Helen French to Lecture at Ascension Lutheran Church

Mrs Helen French former ASU instructor who recently toured Russia and the Communist satellites will address Ascension Lutheran Church Women at 8 p.m. today. The event at 7100 N Mockingbird Lane is open to the public.

Helen French Russia Ascension Lutheran Church Mockingbird Lane ASU

Congressional election returns show Democratic gains

In the congressional race tally, at least 49 lawmakers were ousted. Democrats won 294 House seats to 140 for Republicans, a net gain of 37. In the Senate, Democrats hold 67 seats to 32 for Republicans as final results narrow to one undecided race.

Washington

GOP Leadership Fight Underway

In New York and Madrid a GOP leadership clash intensifies as former Vice President Richard Nixon and Governor Nelson Rockefeller trade sharp charges after the 1964 campaign. Nixon calls Rockefeller a divisive spoiler while Rockefeller accuses Nixon of peevish post election conduct and urges a return to GOP principles.

New York UPI Richard M. Nixon Nelson A. Rockefeller GOP Nixon Rockefeller Goldwater

Louella Parsons Suffering Broken Hip

Hollywood columnist Louella Parsons remains in satisfactory condition at Mt Sinai Hospital after being treated for a broken hip. Hospital officials said she is coming along fine and no discharge date is known. Parsons was admitted October 23.

Hollywoo UPI Hollywood Louella Parsons Mt. Sinai Hospital

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