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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1965
Page
9
Bridge note by Alfred Sheinwold shows declarer miscounting cost the contract. Example features a heart ruff and spade finesse misplay leading to a loss of 1150 points instead of 400. East must read missing diamonds, West ruffs, and South should ruff third heart to set up winning spade lead.
Horoscope style notes for each zodiac sign give daily guidance on routines social plans helping others health travel and ambition. The column urges practical actions and positive attitudes to improve personal and professional life with emphasis on connection and cooperation.
Arizona workers face higher state income tax withholdings as officials plan to raise the amount withheld from one half of one percent of gross pay to one percent. State income tax director Robert Merrill said employers will be instructed to implement the change soon.
At the NAACP convention in Denver the association criticized Mormon Church policies on race and urged blocking visas for Mormon missionaries until doctrine of non white inferiority is rescinded. Patricia Harris, the first Black U.S. ambassador to Luxembourg, spoke on civil rights and racial equality. About 2 000 delegates marched to the civic center led by Roy Wilkins amid a death threat to him.
In Malibu California sheriffs deputies halted a teenage thrill ride through a half mile storm drain from a cliff top to the beach. Deputies covered the drain with a boulder and grille and warned the youths they would be arrested for trespassing if they attempt the ride again.
Federal mediator reported no contract accord after Thursday talks involving CIC, Teamsters, Laborers, Carpenters, and Tucson Cement Masons. Louis Ziman said the union walked away from a 43 cent first year, 44 cent second year package, later lowering to 26 and 35 cents but industry officials deemed the offer unreal. About 35,000 workers have been idled by strikes and lockouts.
Authorities say Frank suffered a heart attack following a suspected assault on a road in Eureka. A motorist found him dead at 2:30 p.m. after the incident reported around 9:30 a.m. near the scene.
George Cassady business manager for the Pima Mari copa Community tribal council says Union Rock and Materials Co has shut the gravel pit on Hartite Highway north of McDowell. The strike left three Indians laid off as operations at Union Rock and other aggregate plants halted after the Operating Engineers union went on strike.
The Salt River Project warned campers and picnickers to beware of fast turbulent water below Stewart Mountain Dam after 9 p.m. Monday. Officials said the dam’s water was shut off to inspect electric generating facilities and that flow would resume Monday evening.
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