14 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
1
The columnist explains a bridge hand where South must plan the lead after two tricks. By choosing the correct heart or diamond plays, declarer aims to reach a favorable end position by the second trick. The piece ends with a playful line about moon travel if the lesson fails to prepare.
Western Governors Conference approves creation of Western States Water Council to coordinate interbasin water planning among 11 western states with equal funding share. Council aims to ensure water needs of origin states govern regional projects and to foster large scale regional developments. Future meeting dates to be announced.
The piece notes Rep. Paul Fine promotes a national lottery and Sen. Everett Dirksen backs the marigold as the national flower, while Rep. Joel Broyhill pushes for a official Star Spangled Banner version. Rep. Bert Bandstra adds a three quarter time arrangement in A flat and both measures head to the House Judiciary Committee.
During Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Sastri's visit to Canada a joint communique urged peace talks in Viet Nam. They said a pure military solution was neither practicable nor desirable and expressed hope that both sides could stop shooting and negotiate a permanent cease-fire.
An Agriculture Department official reports retail prices for fresh vegetables are headed down and expected to be lower than a year ago as production rises in the next 8 to 10 weeks. Mehren notes meat prices stay elevated due to higher personal incomes and lower red meat output, with red meat production in May down 4 percent from the previous year.
A reader oriented horoscope lists zodiac guidance for each sign from Taurus to Pisces. It emphasizes balancing duties with personal interests, improving coworker relations, and practical guidance on social and romantic matters. The tone mimics a classic newspaper astrology column.
Robert Everett Mickelsen a 40 year old Phoenix plastering contractor died after a fall from a Waikiki hotel roof from a sixth to seventh floor area. Police doubt a balcony rail fall and investigators seek how he reached the street side. Funeral arrangements are in Phoenix with Bethany Chapel. Mickelsen resided with June Mickelsen at 1502 E Berridge Lane.
The City of Scottsdale adopts Ordinance No. 254 authorizing a tax levy on real and personal property to fund general municipal expenses bond interest and redemption funds and a public works reserve for the fiscal year ending June 30 1966 emergency provisions conclude the measure and require publication June 14 1965.
The page lists funeral notices and arrangements for Teddy Swain and Edith Connally and Ralph Lineweaver with pending services and mortuary details. It notes a Green Acres Mortuary service for Swain and Messinger Mortuary in Scottsdale for Connally and Owen, with notices for Lineweaver including address 2700 N Hayden Rd. and Green Acres Mortuary and Charles R. Whitney as director.
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