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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1967

Page

3

Average four person family needs $9191 income recently

government study shows an average city family of four requires 9191 dollars to live modestly, up from 1981 and well above the 1950 figure. New York and Honolulu top costs, Austin lowest, with Alaska higher but not in the survey. The data come from the Bureau of Labor Statistics for 1969 urban areas and hint at rising poverty definitions.

Frank Swoboda Washington API New York Austin Tex Honolulu Alaska Bureau of Labor Statistics Lahar Department New City Workers Family Budget CWEB U.S Philadelphia Minneapolis-St. Paul Denver Washington, D.C Midwest Pittsburgh Lancaster George Gordon Seattle Gordon Miss Parrisella McAde New Mexico Tucson Fifth Ave MecAle Tesday Aia North Fourth Ave

New Journal Promises Insights Into Schizophrenia

The piece highlights schizophrenia as the main psychosis, notes varying forms, and urges reading Dr. Mark D. Alscule’s article in the new Journal of Schizophrenia. It cites family impact, body chemistry research, and potential treatments, urging subscription for ongoing reports.

Algo Mark D. Alscule Princeton Nat McLean Hospital New “Journal of Lee Cyean P.O. Box Margate N.J Aram Hoffer Humphrey Osmond

Beardsley Named Scottsdale Parada Queen Chair

Steve Beardsley of 614 EB Rose Lane is named by the Scottsdale Jaycees to chair the 1968 Parada del Sal Queen Contest. Beardsley, a Jaycees director, notes contestants must be single ages 17 to 24, attractive with a good personality and able to ride a horse. Applications available at the Chamber of Commerce office Scottsdale Daily Progress and western radio stations and wear stores. Deadline for entries is October.

Steve Beardsley Rose Lane Scottsdale Jayceees Beardsley Arizona The Jaycees Chamber of Commerce Scatsdale Daily Progress Weslern Wear

Resuscitation Training Held for Ingleside School Staff

Coaches and elementary physical education teachers attended a month to month resuscitation class as part of an in service training program in Scottsdale. The Glass sponsored by the Svalledale Heart Unit for Ingleside School featured an instructional film Heart of Life and hands on life saving practice.

Scottsdale Thefpset Svalledale Heart Unit Ingleside M. Os‘bara

Elderly Man Killed in Phoenix Apartment Fire

An elderly man identified as John McAlee died when a fire swept a 108 room Ambassador Apartments building near downtown Phoenix. Firemen say McAtee dropped a cigarette starting the blaze. 32 residents escaped unharmed as the H shaped building suffered heavy damage valued over 100000 dollars.

John Nock Phoenix UPI Ret John McAlee McAtee Ambassador Apartments Trene Miss Parrisella Jim McCormick McAite McAle

Night crash at Tan Son Nhut kills pilot and injures four in rain

An F107 Thunderchief and a C123 Provider collided on a Saigon airfield during a heavy downpour. The Thunderchief pilot was killed while all four C123 crew members were injured and hospitalized. Wreckage blocked the runway for over an hour as both aircraft burned after the collision.

Saigon UPD Tan, Son Nhu

Mass slayings end as Leo Held dies in Lock Haven

Leo Held, a laboratory technician at Hammermill Paper Co., dies in a four shot exchange with police after a day of mass killings across Lock Haven and Loganton. He killed six, wounded six, and left investigators to determine motive. Authorities say the shootings were not linked to money or romance.

Lock Haven UPI Leo Held Held At & Am Clinton County Allen W. Lugg Hat Ligg Lugg Hammermill Paper Co Loganton Logg Alda Joseph Hefferon Piper Aircraft Co Floyd Quiggle Donna William Bauman

Chevy recalls 1.143 million 1965 model cars for steering fault

General Motors notifies 1.143 million owners of 1965 standard cars of possible steering idler arm failure that could cause a strong pull to the right when braking. Four accidents claimed. no injuries reported. Recall costs include postage and dealer reimbursements.

Detroit UPI Chevrolet General Motors Corp

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