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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1964
Page
2
North and South discuss a hand where South misjudges a finesse in hearts. The column argues in favor of attempting a finesse in a singleton suit even when it risks going down, to potentially gain three diamonds and a heart while aiming for game.
Installation of 61 fire hydrants underway by Hopi Oak Street and Garfield Street Contracting Co under a 30500 dollar last year budget. Projecting completion within 45 days per the public works department with hydrants placed along Scottsdale Road Granada Camelback Granada Roosevelt Virginia Oak Palm McDowell Belleview Indian School Hayden 68th 70th 74th 76th 78th Streets and more including Osborn 82nd St and 60+ cross streets around town.
Phoenix salesman Bruce Paris reported $2000 worth of clothing stolen from his car in the Scottsdale Fashion Square parking lot. The items included nine dresses and two suits on a rear frame. police were notified after a 1:20 PM break in and a 20 minute return.
A UPI report describes a vast Convention Hall room for the Democratic National Convention events in Atlantic City. Giant LBJ photographs loom 40 feet high and 28 feet wide, with an eight foot nose and ten foot ear that seem normal in the immense space.
Three missing Americans Col. William A. Dodds Lt. Col. Donald V. Rattan and Lewis R. Macfarlane were found safe after eluding rebel forces near Bukavu Congo. State Department and White House aides expressed relief and praised Dodds as an experienced officer.
Mrs Eunice K Shriver 42 sister of the late President Kennedy is in satisfactory condition with a kidney ailment. She was moved to Peter Bent Brigham Hospital from the University of Pennsylvania Hospital after being stricken in Philadelphia while en route to an airport during a visit to a retarded children’s camp.
James L. Gettys and Bonnie E. Foster were released on bail after being arrested in Chico for selling The Western States Law Enforcement Association magazine without solicitors permits.
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Marie L. Newman who died in Akron Ohio. She was the wife of James J. Newman former VP of B F Goodrich Tire Co. Burial at St Francis Cemetery. Visitation scheduled at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with survivors including son J Kevin and daughter Patricia Rummage. The Newmans moved to the area in 1952 after 30 years in Akron.
Bolivia severed diplomatic ties with Cuba honoring a Washington conference decision. Foreign Minister Fernando Iturralde Chinél called in the Cuban charge d affaires Roberto La Salle to notify him formally of the break, leaving Mexico and Uruguay as the remaining Latin American contacts.
UPI Kennedy gains crucial support from Mayor Wagner as Stratton urges neutrality. Kennedy plans to announce plans next week while carpetbagging charges loom over the NY senatorial race to replace Keating.
Moscow zoo director I Sosnovsky pleaded with residents to refrain from bringing home foxes raccoons and skunks from forest vacations. He cited crowding at the zoo as the reason for the request.
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