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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
3
Bridge play narrative describes bidding and trick decisions with long suits. Players marked North South and West East positions, noting passes and attempts to establish controls. The fragment hints at strategy and table dynamics during a deal.
Crowds line streets as Nehru is laid to rest with drum and gun salute amid wreaths and river procession. Delegations from Britain and the United States attend the ceremony closing with Gandhian echoes and national sovereignty themes.
Barry Goldwater fights back in a California GOP primary battle. Nixon Scranton and Lodge weigh in as Rockefeller campaigns across Southern and Northern California including Santa Barbara Monterey and Santa Clara while Goldwater tours the state.
In U S District Court trial of George Kent Gessner a former nuclear technician charged with passing secrets to the Soviet Union testimony began. Prosecutors led by Paul C. Vincent outlined the case as jurors were chosen and 158 were dismissed. Gessner faces possible life imprisonment or the death sentence if convicted.
TLCB crackdown targets the twist and dog dances as vulgar acts under the licensing law. Charles A. Talley, district director, says venues risk license revocation for permitting these dances. White patrons and tavernkeepers worry about enforcement as authorities deter nightlife trends.
Dallas UPI report says convicted murderer Jack Ruby is receiving medical tests this week in his jail cell while under a death sentence for shooting Lee Harvey Oswald on November 24. Defense lawyers claim Ruby has gone insane since his March 14 Oswald murder conviction.
In Needles California during Exercise Desert Strike an Air Force F100 jet piloted by Lt. Peter H. Grotogott from Vancouver Washington crashed four miles west of Vidal Junction near Parker Dam. He was one of four aircraft in a low level strafing drill. The two week maneuver, involving about 100000 U S troops, paused for an administrative break after the fatality.
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