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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
10
A bridge analysis explains a Yarborough defense in a four hearts contract. West leads clubs to reveal the ace of clubs, East ruffs with six, South over-ruff with ten, and the play continues to force trumps until West wins the setting trick with nine of trumps.
Michael Kerpan Jr., a 12 year old from Tulsa, Oklahoma, captured the 38th National Spelling Bee championship after a tense 30 minute final against Judy Marie Gaurr of Topeka Kansas. He spelled Jarghetto to clinch the crown earning 1000 dollars, a trip to the New York World's Fair and a trophy for Sts Peter and Paul School Tulsa. Judy Marie Gaurr received 500 dollars as runner up with other finalists earning cash prizes.
Washington police charged Ernest William Harried a 23 year old gas station attendant with the killing of six year old Zachary Catlett found Thursday near his home. Detectives say Harried was acquainted with the Catlett family.
General trends suggest changes ahead for most people with openness and reflection. Aries should seek diverse ideas for strong results while Taurus handles priorities calmly and with tact. Gemini can clarify positions and pursue informed plans as Moon Children manage time independently. Leo should address duties before leisure and avoid overspending while Virgo gains home comfort through harmony and smart shopping. Libra should support associates and push key reports, Scorpio focuses on home improvements and business strength, Sagittarius studies personal plans before action, Capricorn shifts to positive changes and helping others, Aquarius plans social gestures and favors, Pisces seeks endorsements at social events and makes a strong impression with attire.
Assistant Interior Secretary Karl Landstrom told the Western Governors Conference that public land use must serve national interests. He described a four category inventory for land classification and urged careful planning to balance conservation, multiple use, and federal control. Resolutions on gold incentives and oil shale development were discussed for final action.
Two comedy films Mr. Hulot's Holiday and The Great Chase will screen at the Kiva Theatre 15 E. Main St. June 20 at 2 p.m. Presented by Har Zion Congregation High School Youth Group for the congregation's new building fund.
Governors from Arizona Oregon Colorado and others urged an end to interstate water bickering at the Western Governors Conference roundtable. They called for regional cooperation and a Western States Water Council to study state needs and area water plans with regional agreements on diversions.
Governor Edmund G. Brown welcomes Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey at a dinner, praising his work finding jobs for minority citizens and expressing hope for continued success in expanding employment. The remarks occur during a Thursday night event in San Francisco.
Union ranks rose by about 4200 workers in six months in Phoenix and surrounding communities according to Robert Hutto president of the Phoenix-Maritopa County Federation of Labor. He noted slow start but momentum in AFL-CIO organizing drive and highlighted 220 Phoenix city employees signing with Local 317 AFSCME and the United Packinghouse Workers vote at Lewis Food Co plant.
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