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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
3
In a rubber bridge hand played in a tournament East West defeated four hearts after South opened. The play featured signals and precision as East refused the first diamond and shifted to spades, leaving South with no discard and doomed to lose two clubs.
Gerald M. Best recounts the Pacific Coast Railway's rise from the 1870s to 1887, tracing its 76 mile route from Port San Luis to Los Olivos via San Luis Obispo Arroyo Grande Nipomo Santa Maria Orcutt and Los Alamos. The line boosted local grain and cattle trade and offered scenic travel before the automobile era.
Actors State Strike reports SAG directors unanimously authorize a work stoppage at midnight July 9 as current contract with AMPTP expires. No wage rise sought. main dispute is a 100 percent increase in residuals for TV reruns. Talks halted last Friday with no new negotiations planned.
NBC-TV announced purchases from Paramount and MGM totaling 57 feature films for fall. About 78 percent will be in color, with titles like Bad Day at Black Rock and White Christmas. Most selections are mid 50s releases featuring stars such as Spencer Tracy and Cary Grant.
Countess Thyra Von Bernstorff, 24, gives up a 50 room European castle to live in an uptown Manhattan apartment and serve beer at the World's Fair. She is among 11 titled women who work as hostesses at the Lowenbrau gardens learning about America and its people. She says the move is less sacrifice than exchange for education and cultural experience.
Scottsdale Amateur Radio Club members took part in a national field day with about a dozen operators setting up on Mount Ord ten miles north of Sunflower. They communicated with radio enthusiasts nationwide, led by club president Roy Hejhall.
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