Johnson urged Congress to curb inflation with limited action
The Babson Report notes President Johnson seeks targeted Congress measures to cool the overheated economy. He asks to suspend a 7 percent investment tax credit for machinery and to defer buildings write offs from Sept 1 1966 to Jan 1 1968 and calls for restraint on nondefense spending and easing money costs while warning that bigger steps may follow if inflation does not abate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
Johnson
Congress
Federal Reserve
Reserve Board
Pair completes insurance course in Phoenix district
Ralph L. Mason and Mitch Muller representing the Phoenix East district agency of Prudential Insurance Co have completed the Life Underwriter Training Council course. Eugene I. Obert C.L.A., manager, announced the achievement. L.U.T.C. provides advanced training in sales techniques and business insurance for life underwriters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph L. Mason
E. Palm Lane
Mitch Muller
E. Jackrabbit
Phoenix East
Prudential Insurance Co
Life Underwriter Training Council
Eugene I. Obert
C.L.A
L.U.T.C
Housing can be worse for builders in past periods
A UPI report summarizes Census data showing housing construction has varied greatly since 1889. It notes 1964 starts at 1.59 million with 1.1 million annualized, compares to 1889 with 342 thousand starts, 1918 at 118 thousand, 1933 at 93 thousand, and 1944 at 141.8 thousand, while 1964 spending reached 20.8 billion dollars with an average $13,075 per home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
United Press International Ac Industrials
Admirils
Crachl Iibediparty
Lge &, My Rey Tob Patie
Admiral
Cudahy Co
Ling Temcoay Safeway
Alcon Alum
Curtiss W
Litton
St. Regis
Fair
Teledyne Moeeres
Atchison
FMC Cp
Tenneco
Ford Panren
Avco Cp
Nat Steel
Tex
Babcock
Wana Garden NY
Thiokol Basic Inc
A Tr
Ning Moh
Tiden O
Beckman
Gen
Dynam
No- Am - Av
Timk RB
Bell & Het
EL Bel
Transam Insereree
Bendix
Gen Foods
TWA Npaneennes
Beth Stwane
Mtra
No Pac
Tri Con
Boeing
Borden
Borg - Wray
Pac
UN O Cal Brunswick
Mat
TY Gillette
Pac aBe Hg Burrghs
Goodyear
Utd Aire
Uta Air L
Pac Pwr
Utd
OFI Sdl
Greyhound Pac
Honeywell
Penn. PL
UB Bteel
Clevite
Idaho
Penn
Phil Mor
Utah
Colgate
Inland
Phillips -P
Phillips -P Csserns A Vanadium Cbs Nay Mi 19 Itt P Gi- Walgrnae 35%, Col Gas
Joughene
Jones & Lg
Halston
Hughes Appointed Manager at Money Olds Scottsdale
William J. Hughes of Phoenix has been named acting manager of the Money Olds Scottsdale branch at 402 S Scottsdale Rd during David C Money's absence on military duty. Hughes, a six year Money Olds sales member and Phoenix resident since 1947, previously ran his own real estate brokerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hughes
Phoenix
Money
Oldsmobile Co
William C. Money
Scottsdale
S. Scottsdale Rd
David C. Money
Hughes
Money Olds Sales Organization
Saturday September 24 1966 Page 8
A dated newspaper segment notes events on Saturday, September 24, 1966. The brief item references activities or notices typical of a page eight edition without detailing individuals or organizations.
Arizona Develops Tourist Film To Boost Visitor Industry
The Arizona Development Board released a 27 minute color and sound film Amazin Arizona to showcase Grand Canyon State life. Produced by Canyon Films Phoenix the movie features 360 scenes from all 14 counties and will be distributed nationally by Modern Talking Pictures New York City. The board plans 200 showings on television in major U.S. cities during 1966 67. Canyon Films shot 30000 feet of film from February to June covering over 8000 land and air miles in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon Films, Inc
Phoenix
Grand Canyon
Modern Talking Pictures
New York City
Arizona Development Board
United States
Canyon Films
Week's stocks market slips in dull Friday trading
UPI reports the last trading day of the week saw a slight market downturn. The Dow fell 6.80 to 790.97 as profit taking lagged and volume eased. Itek led active listings while Polaroid and General Motors declined amid a broad downside trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
United Press International
Dow Jones
Itek
Polaroid
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Mewaskee
Scottsdale Special Bond Election Call 1966
City of Scottsdale in Maricopa County Arizona orders a special bond election for September 27 1966 to issue 2 400 000 Civic Center Improvement Bonds. Voters will decide on funding for civic center site purchase construction city hall library and grounds with bonds up to thirty years at interest rates not exceeding 6 percent. Polling places listed including Chocopah Elementary Coronado High School Holbrook Elementary Mohave Elementary and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
Beattsdale
Chcopah
Hast Cholls
Coronado ‘ - Baptist Church
Hayden
Coronado
Holphelm
Oak
dJels—Blimentsiy—Gchovi
Marshall - Way Mohave
Scottsdale Bond Election Question On Civic Center Project
A proposed Scottsdale bond measure seeks 2.4 million dollars to raise total bonded indebtedness to not more than 4 percent of the city’s assessed valuation. The plan covers a Civic Center with City Hall and Library, site acquisition, improvements, and grounds, to be issued in one or more series with up to 6 percent interest and up to thirty years to mature. Polling places will open at 6:00 AM and close at 7:00 PM on election day, with notices posted and published in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Arizona
Fasun Ce
City of
Thhe
Scottadale
Arigona
Scottsdale Bond Election Details and Polling Officials
A Scottsdale city resolution authorizes a special bond election for funding to be conducted by qualified real property taxpayers who are electors. Returns are due within 12 days, with canvassing at a November meeting, and an emergency provision enacting the measure immediately upon passage. Polling places include Wale Cocopah Elementary School Coronado Baptist Church and Coronado High School with named election officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navajo
Granit Reef
Paiute
Osborn
Pima
Sentisdale
Supat
East Continental Tonaloa
East
Oak Street
Yavapai
76Th Street
Scottsdale
State of
Arizona
City of
Belrose
Wale Cocopah
East Cholis Scottedale
Pauline Hagler
Maude Harding
Donia Flannigan
Anna Ward
Patricia Godber
Mary Wallis
Coronado’ Baptist Church
North Hayden Road
Ann Whiting
Eileen Anderson
Sybil Masterson
Edna Megan
Mae Petersen
Mildred Wacker
Coronado High School
North Téth Street
Mae Jean Blunt
Elizabeth Parnall
Charmaine ‘Baur
Dudge
Hsrence
McArin
Ben Fox
Jean McCombs
Andrews Named Chairman of National Counties Committee
Maricopa County supervisor William Andrews was chosen chair of the National Association of Counties committee on natural resources. The appointment was announced Thursday by NAC President Edward Connor in Washington. The organization includes more than 3,000 counties in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
William Andrews
Committee On Natural Resources
The
National Association of Counties
Association
Edward Connor
Washington
United States
Canada
School Election Officials Named Across Scottsdale and Phoenix Areas
A garbled list shows election officials including inspectors judges clerks and marshals assigned to multiple polling places in Scottsdale and surrounding areas. Addresses include Soloma Elementary Scottsdale High School and Yavapai Elementary School with start notice stating publish 80 days beginning in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aearener
East
Oak Street
Scottsdale
Arizona
Ruth Hammerling
Helen Vm Zanen
Betty McIlready
Marjorie Johnson
Beverly Hoyt
William Hammerling
Farshal Pobling
Soloma
2Nd Street
Marshall Scottsdale
John Slocum
Jean Scott
Louise Matlock
Mildred McQuiston
Joan Kennedy
Jerry Woodbridge
Mohave
North 86Th Street
Jaqueline
Mary Kate Boll
Anne Marie Sewalk
Louise Schranz
Louise Romeo
Florence Ridley
North Granite Reef
Helen Pennington
Geraldine Wellner
Joan Simers
Dawn Evans
Fred Langer
Fran Parker
Paiute
East Osborn Road
Arkzons
Alice DeLory
Marie Bourke
Frank Turner
Mort Kimsey
Mary Moore
Fred Ewing
Pima
Louise Field
Twila Diamond
Lois Robbins
Doris Meckstroth
Alice Jones
Raydene
Juanita Richards
Edna Scott
Lucille “O'Hara
Emma Kosock
Jean Oplinger
B. F. Stevenson
Yavapai
North
Ath Street
Scotisdsle
Juanita Erickaen
Jane, Weaver
Italy to run trains on schedule despite DST shift
At midnight Friday as Italy switches off daylight saving time trainmen are ordered to pull into the nearest station and wait for an hour to keep trains on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
UPI
Italy
Motorola names two to senior control systems posts
Dr. H William Welch is appointed assistant to the Chief Technical Officer at Motorola in the Control Systems Division. Raymond A Zack named to succeed Welch as general manager of the division, bringing 18 years in process controls and a background in electrical and manufacturing engineering. Welch and Zack are noted IEEE Fellow and Lehigh University graduate respectively. Welch has a physics and engineering education, Zack served in the U S Navy and is Pittston Pa native with a Toledo Ohio connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. William Welch
Motorola
N. 56Th St
Daniel E. Noble
Raymond A. Zack
Coledon Scale Corporation
Systems Divison
Toledo
Ohio
Welch
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IEEE
DePauw University
University of Michigan
Government Electronics Division
Scottsdale
Solid State Systems Division
Zack
Lehigh University
Pittston
U.S. Navy
Ond
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Babson
LBJ
Federal Reserve Board
Amazin
Delta
American Airlines
Ilinois Central’ ‘Industries
Supreme Court
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Loop District
Ralston Purina
du Pont
Paramount Pictures
Dow-Jones
Affiliated Fund
Bullock Funds
Channing Growth
Concord Funds
Delaware Mutual
Dig
Eaton & Howard VZ
Hamilton Hda
Mass Inv Trust
United Income
Wellington Fund
Wisconsin Fund
Sutro & Co
Pacific Coast Exchange
Ampex
Cal Financial
General Dynamics
Lockheed
Lucky
Pg&e
Pt&t
Ryans
National Association of Securities Dealers
B. L. Tims
D.D
Fern Anderson
Richard Filler
William WY. Donaldson
Andrews
Virgil 8. Duffy Jr
E. Coronado Rd
Arizona Bank
Mesa
H. W. Welch
R. A. Zack
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