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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1965
Page
2
Alfred Sheinwold explains a bridge hand where South as declarer faces a ruff in clubs and a mislead on trumps. The lesson emphasizes planning discards and counting tricks to avoid giving the opponents counterplay.
In Tucson a sheriff says the slayings of three teen girls may trigger a lengthy investigation into other crimes. He notes Getchen Fritz 17 and Wendy Fritz 13 were buried in the desert. Aleen Rowe 15 disappeared last May and two other teens are missing. Charles Schmidt 23 and John Saunders 19 and Mary French 19 face murder charges in Rowe case. Schmidt also is charged in the Fritz killings. Authorities say no organized sex club is found and speculate jealousy over affection as a motive in a broader teen conspiracy.
National weather summary reports temperatures and precipitation for the past 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Included are regional variations and notable departures from normal across major areas.
U.S. copper prices were rolled back after Anaconda and Phelps Dodge rescinded a two cent per pound rise as the government released 200,000 tons of stockpiled copper to the open market. Officials said the price cuts do not affect stock sales while defense needs and shortages push futures higher.
Si Eisner told about 75 downtown businessmen and property owners that they must preserve Scottsdale's reputation for quality while developing a master plan. He urged tourism support and pedestrian friendly streets in the area between Indian School Road and 2nd Street from Orange Lane to Brown Avenue. John Horan, vice president, said the program launched successfully and a concentrated membership campaign will follow.
Notice of sale by Bank of Scottsdale at public auction for cash. Chattel mortgage conditioned sale dated November 8 1965 and published November 20 1964. Auction December 4 1965 at Bank of Scottsdale North Old Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Arizona. Registered owner Root Wether Grillhoes.
Duane Earl Pope, 22, faces mental tests as prosecutors seek the death penalty for the June 4 bank robbery slayings of three Farmers State Bank employees in Big Springs Nebraska. Defense witnesses describe impulses to kill tied to extreme shyness and pressures, while prosecutors push independent psychiatric testing.
Washington reports say former Senate aide Robert G. Baker denied claims he sought financial backing for Juan Bosch to regain the Dominican presidency. He told UPI he never contributed to Bosch and was not involved in Dominican affairs, noting he may comment further upon returning to Washington.
A Union Pacific streamliner struck a gasoline tanker at a rail crossing near Denver. Two men in the train cab were killed, the truck driver badly burned and hospitalized. The tanker carried 1500 gallons of gasoline. the train continued about eight blocks before stopping.
The Florida Installment Lands Sales Board ordered Republic Properties Inc and Republic Real Estate Co Inc of Scottsdale to stop selling land in Kaibab Estates in Coconino County Arizona. The halt cites noncompliance with board regulations regarding how title to the property is held.
Project Gemini officials temporarily replaced striking McDonnell Aircraft machinists with 43 St. Louis technicians to keep Gemini 7 and Gemini 6 checks on track. The schedule aims for the December 4 launch of Frank Borman and James Lovell with nine days to follow for the other crew.
Paradise Valley schools will hold a special meeting of the Board of Trustees and Education to discuss purchasing new bookkeeping equipment. Burroughs and National Cash Register representatives are expected to attend. session Monday at 7 30 p.m. at the district office 3012 Greenway.
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