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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1965
Page
2
South faces a three no trump contract after a heart opening. He chooses to finesse in spades and diamonds, but any single finesse fails to produce the full set of tricks. The winning line lies in clubs with a second trick lead from dummy, then a king capture sequence to set up the hand.
American F105 Thunderchiefs bombed near Hanoi in a raid aimed at suppressing mobile Soviet supplied anti aircraft missile sites. They dropped 57 tons of bombs destroying 17 buildings and damaging three, with no aircraft losses.
United Press International reports a total of at least 353 people killed in traffic accidents since Thanksgiving weekend began at 6 p.m. Wednesday. California led with 33 fatalities, followed by Texas 24 and Ohio 22, while new tragedies include a Lafay ette Indiana house fire killing four children and a Keokuk Iowa armory explosion that killed ten.
Lt Cmdr Charles Brown of LeMoore NAS ejected from a jet at 1500 feet as it exploded and sank off the Golden Gate. Coast Guard picked him up 12 miles southeast of the Farallon Islands. He is in good condition at Alameda NAS.
Adrian and Dianne Roosen welcome a boy at 1615 FE Euclid Ave. on November ay ons. Mack and Lorraine Mularkey report a son born November 24 at 2213 E Windsor.
Three men, Rudy Garcia Epifanio Bela and Juan Ysasaga, were arrested after a bank robbery attempt at First State Bank in Idalou, Texas. A bank teller tripped an alarm, police arrived as bandits used hostages to delay, and a quick duck by hostages led to the robbers’ capture.
Arizona writer Matthews aims to publish a pictorial essay on Scottsdale. He traveled to Tucson seeking a local history book believed to be at the University of Arizona library but found only a Chamber of Commerce pamphlet.
David Matthews, a recent Scottsdale resident from Canada, has published a 60 page history titled Story of Scottsdale. It includes biographies of Chaplain Winfield Scott and Rev Verner Van derhoof, chapters on the school district, local day life, and artist settlement. The first edition will be mailed for now with later bookstore sales planned.
Graveside services for Harry R. Brown 84 were held at Greenwood Memorial Park in Scottsdale with Rev. Thomas Fisher presiding. Brown a Bridgeville Pennsylvania native retired building contractor spent winters at 3802 East Elm with daughter Melva Hulings. Memorial is planned Sunday at Camelback United Presbyterian Church. Brown died Wednesday at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in Scottsdale. He is survived by five sons two daughters 19 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren.
Jocko Conlan a Scottsdale resident and former National League umpire will headline the Camelback Jaycees Bosses Night banquet. The event December 9 at 8 p m at the Safari Hotel also presents the Distinguished Service Award and Outstanding Young Educator Award from nominees vetted by City Manager Bill Donaldson Fr Eugene Maguire and Joe Connors.
A Gemini 7 dry run was interrupted by automatic ground equipment problems but described as minor and not likely to delay next Saturday's launch. The three mock launches featured Edward White and Michael Collins aboard the craft, with a second drill delay and final results to be clarified tonight. If successful, final preparations for the endurance flight of Frank Borman and James Lovell will proceed.
France launched its first earth satellite aboard a three stage Diamond rocket from the Hamma guir test center in Algeria. The orbiter completed each orbit in one hour forty eight minutes with a weak radio signal but strong space presence, seen as a symbol of De Gaulle's push for France to stay among world powers.
A massive storm spanning nearly 1000 miles struck Illinois Indiana Missouri Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio with tornadoes damaging wind hail and heavy rain. One death Belinda Jeffries 22 Savoy Kentucky crushed by a tornado. Hospitals roofs failed power lines downed and farm buildings damaged.
About 50 Lae Tae members from Scottsdale High School joined a Tri-Hi-Y cleanup at a vacant lot north of Fashion Square. They gathered at 9:30 am and planned to work until completion, led by Barb Uren.
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