Phoenix Boom Seen As Luxury Hotels Attract Visitors
The article notes rapid growth in Phoenix with half million population goals, high rise buildings, thousands of FHA homes, and new factories aided by Colorado River water. Tourism thrives. luxury lodgings command high rates while smog and air quality temper expansion. mild winters draw visitors and homeseekers despite coal choirs and cold nights.
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Phoenix B Y
Itte
Sion
Colorado River
Kanada
U.S
Executive comforts coined as symbols of power say central press
Central Press cites Industrial psychiatrist Dr. Stobert and Dr Turfover arguing private secretaries luxury offices executive washrooms and air conditioned cars act as tension saving symbols for executives They claim such comforts are legitimate business expenses and help executives maintain power and control while their staff copes with shifts in workload and identity.
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Stobert ‘Furftvoer
Dr. Turboer
Despite Health Crisis New Mexico Revenue Bureau Reform Considered
Santa Fe Gov Campbell weighs breaking 30 year political grip on the Revenue Commission as Charlie Brunacini’s poor health and extended leave spark talk of non political management. Thayer and Carroll Lee seen as potential leaders though both lack political experience, while Mechem’s 1951 attempt failed.
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Santa FE
Charlie Brunacini
Jack Campbell
Brunacini
Carroll Lee
Oil and Gas Accounting Commission
Norman Thayer
Thayer
Thayer, 30-Year-Old Lawyer From the Attorney General
Lee
Vegas
Brunacine
On This Day In History for 1963
The note recalls Henry Laurens release from the Tower of London in 1781 in exchange for Cornwallis and marks other events. It mentions Lincoln signing West Virginia statehood in 1862 and Rasputin’s murder in 1916. Bermuda ends car ban in 1945 and Churchill’s 1953 remark on peace.
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Continental Congress
Henry Laurens
Tower of London
Gen. Cornwallis
Hulland
U.S
Laurens
Abraham Lincoln
West Virginia
Rasbutin
Lenigard
Bermuda
Winston Churchill
Free World
State Enjoys Business Boom in New Mexico
AP reports a 1963 to 1964 business upswing in New Mexico led by construction. Bank debits and demand deposits surpassed 1962 levels while unemployment fell in September. Bank loans recovered after midsummer dips as time deposits surged.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Bureau of Business Research
University of New Mexico
Bureau
Balack declares he will not pursue GOP governor nomination
Former New Mexico governor Balack reiterates he is "finally, irrevocably" not a candidate. He dismisses reports of a Roswell running mate pairing with Robert O. Anderson and rejects any conditional return to the race.
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Albuquerque
Tom Balack
Farmington
GOP
Balack
Robert O. Anderson
Roswell
Bolack
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Ernie Garcia
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Silver City
Grant County
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