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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
3
In this bridge column Alfred Sheinwold explains how players pretend to be foolish to mislead opponents. South can force a contract by precise play while East must avoid overreach. the key is convincing West and East that the other side may err, shaping the final trick decisions.
Police arrested 51 demonstrators at Jacksons as rights marches entered a fourth attempt to reach the Mississippi Capitol to protest a special legislative session on voting laws. Milwaukee saw 20 arrests during a school bus blocking action and Milwaukee’s six day campaign totals sixty. Chicago saw a fourth march protesting the rehiring of school superintendent Benjamin Willis amid alleged segregation in neighborhood schools.
The South Platte River flooded Littleton and Denver causing massive power and communications failures and injuring scores. Bridges smashed, fires broke out, and thousands were evacuated. Tornadoes and torrential rains spread over 200 miles of the Rocky Mountain area. shelters opened as Gov. Love sought federal aid.
Washington UPI report says President Johnson accepted the resignation of Louis F. Oberdorfer as assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department tax division. Oberdorfer, 46, quit Wednesday to return to private practice. He hails from Birmingham Alabama.
UPI reports parapsychologist Hans Holzer visited Washington to investigate haunted sites. He linked a former Eisenhower cabinet member’s house to a ghost from World War II spy days and checked the Octagon House for spectral activity, noting light rises and a young woman ghost. access to the White House room with Lincoln’s apparition was denied by Johnson aides.
Patrice Lumumba widow Mrs. Patrice Lumumba arrived in Peking on Wednesday for a visit, reported by the New China News Agency.
Ordinance No 36 extends and increases Paradise Valley Arizona corporate limits by annexing a contiguous land tract not previously inside the town. The petition from property owners shows majority value in property taxed by the town and the Council deems the area contiguous to Paradise Valley.
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