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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1964
Page
5
Bridge analysis notes Alfred Sheinwold praising an excellent shutout bid in four hearts. West opens six of spades, East wins with king, then a sequence of diamonds and trumps allows declarer to ruff and force, yielding a game for South while defense fails to stop it.
Washington welcomed Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson back to the White House after a lightning scare and a nine hour motor journey from Cleveland. Her party resumed travel after a fuel filler issue on a limousine and she spoke at a national YWCA gathering and visited a model housing development for the elderly.
Western regional writer Maureen Whipple of St. George Utah visits Mr and Mrs T S Vanderford in Scottsdale. Whipple wrote The Giant Joshua and a forthcoming Doubleday nonfiction work on a 50000 square mile Arizona tech strip. Scottsdale real estate lunch priced at 1.85.
Bekins Van Company plans its annual auction of unclaimed items at 4118 N Central Ave Phoenix on May 2 starting at 9 30 a m. Bidders may win unseen boxes and trunks along with regular warehouse leftovers including TV sets typewriters bicycles sports equipment and furniture. The regional manager notes the contents are unpredictable with possible furs silverware antiques or odd finds such as calendars and shoes from past decades.
The Scottsdale Jaycees plan a summer program to place youth in jobs. They will host a breakfast to brief local businessmen on offering positions for jobless teens and distribute pledge cards. The Arizona State Employment Service will follow up with job seekers. Phoenix Jaycees said 14,000 youths were placed last summer, with about 4,000 applications from Scottsdale youths.
UPI analyst recalls the end of the Rhodesia Nyasaland federation as Nyasaland and Northern Rhodesia become self-governing protectorates while Southern Rhodesia reverts to white minority rule. The article notes violence, Nkomo’s exile, and potential shifts toward independence or UK ties amid regional tensions and Portuguese attacks.
Arcadia High School educator Tom Templeton has been selected to receive a $3,000 National Science Foundation grant for a yearlong earth science institute. He will study geology next year at the University of Florida in Gainsburg after five years teaching in the Scottsdale district.
Earnest Dunbar of Look magazine says African students in Moscow carry knives to guard against attacks by Russian hooligans amid rising anti African hostility. He cites gang beatings and mysterious deaths as consequences of friction sparked by Russian girls dating Africans and official warnings against fraternizing.
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