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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1969
Page
3
The article explains weak two bids and forcing responses, examining two school approaches to reach a six spades slam. It discusses South and North hand shapes, the Blackwood convention, and how diamond or club leads affect six hearts or six spades contracts, with sample play and conclusions.
John Madden of Conroe Texas underwent what doctors said could be the world first transplant of a complete eye at Methodist Hospital in Houston. The operation lasted about an hour with Madden under care of Dr. Conrad D. Moore. Madden must await three weeks to determine if vision is possible while both eyes remain stitched shut.
A compact 1868 forecast lists daily guidance by zodiac sign. Aries urged to plan work with advisory input, Taurus cautions on family disputes and self-improvement, Gemini seeks help from friends, Leo to seek supportive groups, Virgo to pursue new contacts, Libra omitted, Scorpio values loyalty, Sagittarius promises productivity, Capricorn to mix work and fun, Aquarius seeks clever assistance, Pisces advised to leverage influential connections and focus on surroundings.
Washington leaders push back on bureaucratic jargon describing people as slots in programs. The piece notes Nixon and HEW Secretary Finch object to terms like slots for training, Head Start, and disadvantaged children, urging clearer language and respect for individuals.
A chaotic classified note promises two free Cinema 1 Theatre tickets at Tower Plaza. It directs readers to find the word ree after their name in the Scottsdale Daily Progress classified section to claim tickets and asks for the appearance date and location.
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