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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1964

Page

7

Beautiful bridge hand described by Alfred Sheinwold

The column details a complex bridge hand where South uses careful play to secure twelve tricks amid a sequence of discards and card drops. The piece ends with a light note on solo play before a local police court report from Hastings, England noting a constable fined for running red lights en route to an accident.

West South Declarer East Hastings England UPI Douglas Passmore

Coronado High Elects Officers for 1964-65

Bob Swan was elected student body president for 1964-65 at Coronado High and will serve as a state student council officer at the December convention. George Jett won the vice presidency, with Arthur as secretary and Jay McCauley as treasurer. Richard Seyffer is student senate president, and Mary Hauprich and Diane DeBruno win publicity and social activities gubernatorial posts. Swan and Jett hold multiple leadership roles including Los Hermanos treasurer and USA president, respectively.

Coronado George Jett Mary Hauprich Publicity Andi Arthur Diane DeBruno Social Ac Bob Swan Jay McCauley Rich Seyffer Student Senate Bob Lorin Shelley Arthur Janet Skiba Laura 'Sahlin Richard Seyffer Lee Cooprider Janet Ayers Elaine Reinbrech Cherrie Anderson Denny Suchock Los Hermanos National Honor Society Veep George Jett USA and National Thespians

Johnson Delays U S Rail Strike Averted 15 Day Moratorium

President Johnson kept rail traffic moving by securing a 15 day delay to the nationwide strike after intensive talks. He invited mediators George W. Taylor and Theodore W. Kheel to aid negotiations while union leaders and railroad officials agreed to a cooling off period of 15 days.

William J. Eaton Washington UPI Johnson George W. Taylor Theodore W. Kheel Personnally Illinois Central Railroad

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