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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
5
The columnist explains how to check old stock certificates by consulting a brokerage, bank, or the Secretary of State for the state of incorporation. If needed, a specialty firm like R. M. Smyth & Co. on Wall Street can trace securities for a fee.
Record rainfall hit Florida with four to five inches in the Tampa area making November one of the wettest. Tornadoes caused minor damage in Punta Gorda and small twisters in Pahokee and Wabassa diminished with no injuries. Cape Canaveral saw heavy precipitation hinting at a rainy season. Elsewhere New England and Great Lakes saw light rain and cold drizzle, while central U S remained generally fair with cooler trends.
Washington reports Barry Goldwater trains for a 1964 GOP run with a tough frontier persona. Voters cite tax, anti communism and strong leadership while experts note misperceptions about his platform and a broad desire for decisive action in a tense era.
John C. Radcliffe has joined Dickson Electronics Corporation in Scottsdale Arizona as Reliability Engineer. He comes from Motorola Western Military Division where he was assistant to the quality control manager. He previously spent seven years at Texas Instruments as project reliability coordinator and has held multiple electrical engineering roles since 1949 with Varo General Dynamics and Magnavox. He is an ASQC member and IEEE senior member pursuing a master's at Arizona State University.
Stewardess Jacklyn Myers described a wild 18,000 foot jolt over the Texas Gulf Coast as the Eastern Air Lines DC8 plunged to about 5,000 feet in minutes. Capt. Mel French said the downdraft caused the near crash while 17 people were injured and the craft landed at Barksdale Air Force Base Shreveport for transfer to Mexico City.
A Saturday seminar titled Why U S Foreign Aid will be held on Nov 16 at Arizona State University. Registration begins 8 15 a m in Room 105 College of Business. Speakers include Chanen Mardian Nielander Duarte and Plesher with topics on Soviet construction and Latin American affairs.
The Scottsdale Toastmaster's Club switches to a new location starting Wednesday according to administrative VP Carl Seidner. Meetings will be held weekly at 6 45 a.m. at the Executive House, replacing Helsing's in Papago Plaza as the group’s venue.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, sole Republican presidential hopeful, heads to Miami for Wednesday media interviews after a busy New York start. He aims to maintain civil rights credibility amid GOP tensions, while facing Goldwater in New Hampshire ahead of the March 10 primary.
The Chamber of Commerce sign ordinance committee plans proposals for city council adoption by year end. A. J. Collins says the committee has accumulated 816 hours and hopes in two weeks to have a solid draft ready. A meeting with the council and affected groups is proposed before presenting the final draft for approval.
Valley National Bank opened its Cave Creek Carefree Office at 10 a.m. today to serve the Cave Creek Carefree area via quarters in Carefree’s shopping center. Manager Carl T Gleason, a former U. S. Navy commander and five year Valley Banker, will lead the new facility. Gleason moves from VNB’s Central Southern Office to the Carefree site. He is a Lowell, Massachusetts native with 29 years in the Navy and 18 years at sea.
Twenty U.S. business leaders, fresh from a Khrushchev talk, invited retired Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to lunch at Bonn Koenigshof Hotel. Adenauer, 87, stepped down last month after 14 years, remains a Parliament member, and criticized Kennedy on softer dealings with the Soviet Union. Keith Funston of the NYSE urged cash sales and warned Soviet trade aims. The group will next visit Brussels.
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