14 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1964
Page
1
A bridge expert analyzes a 1939 game noting a hidden theme of the king of diamonds and a decisive play sequence. South must navigate ruffs and trumps to reach the contract, with West holding key diamonds and East silent on crucial cards.
The city issued 4 business licenses and 62 city sales tax permits in October. Licenses cover new ventures and ownership changes across Scottsdale and Phoenix areas, with numerous firms named or implied in the record.
Ballots for electing five new directors of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce must be in the chamber office by noon Wednesday. Ten candidates include Jud Bunnell, Don Chambers, Walter Gray, Roy Petsch, Walter Ross, J K Sanderson, William Schrader, Richard Searles, Paul Shank, and Dr William Welsh. Newly elected directors to meet December 9 to elect 1965 officers. installation at the January annual meeting.
William W. Cootes Jr a 40 year old psychologist held on multiple poisoning charges died in a downtown San Francisco hotel room. The coroner cited sleeping pill overdose as the cause. The case tied to his aunt Mrs Vanda Hoffinger once a 1920s 30s dancer and ex wife of Paul Whiteman.
General chairman J Oliver Cunningham aims to finish the United Fund drive at Thursday's final report luncheon. Scottsdale women's division at 95 percent of a $50000 goal for last week's report meeting, with firms like Chez Louis and Wong Associates achieving full employee participation and notable average gifts. Tom Kirk serves as the Scottsdale loaned executive, working full time on the campaign for Motorola.
The Maricopa County Mobile Unit will conduct a best X-ray survey at Scottsdale Fashion Square on Camelback Road. Dates are November 19 20 and 21 with hours 1 to 4 pm and 5 to 7 pm on the 19th and 9 am to 12 pm and 1 to 3 pm on the 20th and 21st. The unit will be in front of Goldwater's with the Scottsdale Woman's Club coordinating volunteers through Mrs Alfred Peterkin.
Six shop craft unions push for a 27 cent hourly raise over three years as talks open in Chicago to avert a nationwide railroad strike. J E Wolfe leads railroad negotiations with Francis A O Neill Jr of the National Mediation Board present. No settlement yet reported.
Marie Coker 56 died yesterday in a Phoenix rest home. Rosary 8 p.m. tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Solemn high Mass 10 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Interment St. Francis Cemetery. Born in Yucatan Mexico she served as secretary to the Mexican ambassador in World War II. Survivors: husband John B. Coker. sons Robert James Charles John B. II. daughter Christine. siblings in Mexico. long-time residents of Scottsdale. Burial notes follow for Martha A. Kirchner 79 with service details in Phoenix.
Records show births including a boy for Mr and Mrs Calvin Clifford in Mesa on November 12 a girl for Mr and Mrs Edward Cadilac in Phoenix on November 13 and a boy for Dr and Mrs John Currin in Phoenix on November 12. Marriage licenses issued to Roger Shunway and Retta Miller both of Phoenix and Paul Joseph Dube and Mary Ann Gariff of Phoenix. Merle Lemuel DeMarce and Lebern Zieger listed as legal adults in Phoenix area.
USS Seadragon completed its first Japan visit as a nuclear powered submarine leaving Sasebo. Protests by leftists did not escalate into large scale violence as government controls kept demonstrations in check. About 5 000 socialist rallygoers and 3 000 Communist supporters gathered in Sasebo and Tokyo with minor arrests and injuries. A second U S nuclear submarine was rumored to visit Yokosuka on Monday.
Carolyn Mignini, 17, daughter of a clothing cutter, won over 52 entrants on Friday the 13th before Gov. John Connally. She will use the 10 000 scholarship to study at Juilliard and pursue Broadway. Runner up is Kathleen Frances Ross, 17, of Pittsburgh, with finalists Linda Licciardi, Debra Diethelm, and Andrea Lynn Ayres.
Charges of lewd behavior against Oscar C Henderson Francis M Barshow and Arnold Morris were dismissed by Scottsdale Justice Harold Holcomb due to lack of witnesses. The three men all faced counts filed in August and arrests tied to Henderson and Barshow at Henderson’s home. Subpoenaed witnesses could not be located, ending the preliminary hearing delays.
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