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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1964

Page

5

Perfect Formula for Investing a Single Person

The column advises no universal formula for when a single person should invest. Determine adequacy of savings and life insurance based on personal finances. Singles may risk more than married individuals, but only with an adequate reserve. It notes mutual funds’ varying holdings in life insurance stocks and that Xerox is both speculative and a proven growth stock, depending on context.

Xerox

Scottsdale District Hires 173 New Teachers for 16 Elementary and 3 High Schools

The Scottsdale School District adds 173 teachers raising total staff to 955 across 16 elementary and 3 high schools. 117 elementary and 56 high school teachers join, with 55 newcomers having no prior teaching experience. new staff hail from 112 colleges in 32 states and one foreign country, averaging four years of experience.

Scottsdale Jim Sturdevant Sturdevant Arcadia High

Johnson visits Pennsylvania to boost Democratic campaign

President Johnson travels to Harrisburg for a $100-a-plate fund raising dinner at Farm Show Arena to rally support in a key battleground state. About 6,000 attendees are expected for the kickoff of the Democrats election drive as Johnson seeks Pennsylvania 29 electoral votes and backing for Genevieve Blatt in the Senate race. He plans to depart the White House around 7:55 p.m. and speaks between 9:30 and 10 p.m. EDT before returning late tonight.

William J. Eaton Washington UPI Johnson Pennsylvania Farm Show Arena Harrisburg Genevieve Blatt Hugh Scott White House

Lighter Side Toll Booths Highlight Olympic-esque Change

Washington humor columnist Dick West notes toll booth proliferation during Labor Day travel and imagines an Olympic event in driving through exact change lanes. He jokes about cans tossed from bobsleds and laments a pulled muscle ending his season.

Dick West Washington UPI United States

Mannequins Given Rings in Birmingham Window Display

Rackham's Department Store in Birmingham England placed wedding rings on wax mannequins in negligees after an enraged shopper accused the shop of displaying only wealthy spinsters or ladies of easy virtue. Manager Frank Smith ordered the rings to respond to the complaint.

Birmingham England UPI Frank Smith Rackham’s

Death ends protest as NFO halts demonstrations

In Corning Iowa NFO halts its 23 state market rebellion after two members, Melvin Cummins and Howard Falk, die beneath a cattle truck near Bonduel Wisconsin. Open Lee Staley urges leaders to stop protests and Wisconsin Governor Reynolds orders officials to report violence.

Corning Iowa UPI National Farmers Organization NFO Lee Staley Staley Bonduel Wis Melvin L. Cummins Birnamwood Howard Falk NFC Equity Cooperative Yards Reynolds Madison

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