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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1967
Page
17
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a North declarer problem where the right play hinges on the first two tricks. East's eight of clubs and West's jack of clubs signal distributions that reveal West holds four clubs and three trumps, guiding South to a potential slam with precise ruffing and discards.
Nixon, snubbed by the Kremlin and missing Khrushchev, heads toward Siberia to inspect Sino Soviet frontier. He flies from Rome to Moscow then plans Alma Ata and Tashkent stops before returning to Moscow. He may visit an American design exhibit in Moscow’s Kolkhoz park.
United Press International reports a severe cold spell with heavy snow in the Northeast and Midwest. Snow totals reach up to 4 inches in parts of the New York area, 12 inches in New England, and record lows from Maine to New Hampshire, while winds up to 75 mph and icy tracks disrupt events and travel.
Automotive equipment and tools worth 335 dollars were reported stolen from Barr Racing Enterprises at 516 S Old Scottsdale Rd. The theft occurred during daylight hours sometime between Monday and Thursday, police said.
The Phoenix Jaycees Rodeo advances to its matinee at 2 PM and night show at 8 PM. Calf roping leader Carl Preut of Chowchilla post third night best 13.9 seconds, matching Keene Wright’s first night mark. Team roping leaders Art Arnold and Joe Glen clock 12.3 seconds. The downtown parade Saturday at 10 AM features grand marshal Barry Goldwater. The event runs at the coliseum through Sunday night.
President Johnson secured Senate consent to ratify a consular treaty with Russia by a 66 to 28 vote. The pact provides for notification of U.S. authorities, access rights for Americans arrested in the Soviet Union, and reciprocal access for Soviet visitors to the United States with ongoing oversight before any consulate openings. Secretary Rusk pledged committee consultation prior to establishing a Soviet consulate in the United States.
David Lee Price, 17, of Waddell died Thursday when his car left a highway 15 miles west of Phoenix and rolled four and a half times. Elena Friend, Phoenix, was fatally struck by a car near downtown Phoenix on Wednesday night. Ray Polzin, 25, of Tempe, is named as the driver. The highway toll rose to 111, compared with 139 on the same date last year.
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