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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1965
Page
2
Alfred Sheinwold explains why congratulating an opponent preserves sportsmanship and outlines misplay in a bridge problem. West defends a contract after a club ruff and a sequence of trumps leads to a 100 point defeat for South, who misplays by drawing or cashing trumps prematurely.
Joseph W. Thomas aged 41 was found dead in Phoenix and funeral services will be held in Mishawaka Indiana. He lived in Scottsdale nine years and worked for Tally Industries in Mesa. survivors include his wife Mildred a daughter Sharon Ann a son James W and his mother Mrs Gertrude Alldredge all of Scottsdale and out-of-state siblings. Burial in Lakewood Ohio. Mrs Tre M Elliott 77 obituary notes burial at St Luke's Hospital after visiting a nephew Nelson Barr in Scottsdale. survivors include sister Mrs Pansy Hogue and Barr. Mrs Bonnie Wherley 74 died while visiting her son in Scottsdale. funeral plans in Canton Ohio with arrangements by Green Acres Mortuary.
A proposed zoning amendment would require city permits and fences for all pools larger than 38 square feet in area and above ground level. The ordinance would define a swimming pool for permitting and fencing and extend jurisdiction to smaller portable pools. a no fee permit could apply for wading pools over 20 inches deep.
United Press International reports stock market activity at 2 p.m. edt with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 1.26 to 929.32 and the broader 20 rail, 15 utilities, and 65 stocks indices mostly lower amid 8.2 million shares traded. Key names listed include Alcoa, American Can, Ford, General Motors, General Electric, and RCA among others.
Defense Secretary McNamara announced the dissolution of 751 Army Reserve units including six infantry divisions affecting 55,000 reservists. The plan shifts 135,000 National Guard and 15,000 Reserve personnel to high priority training for Viet Nam readiness, with 982 units slated for accelerated training and possible transfer to active reserves or National Guard.
Scotts dale resident Sgt William M Mason retired after 20 years in the Army. He served in WW II the Pacific Korea Germany and at Ft Knox and Camp Irwin. Mason and his wife Martha live at 8119 E Columbus Ave with children Rick John and Kathy planning future work in Scottsdale.
Barry Goldwater told Phoenix Press Club he believed a Viet Nam cease fire could come in two or three months and that sustained U S pressure might topple the Viet Cong. He urged continued global military readiness and discussed 1968 plans, Medicare opposition, party realignment, and Nixon as the likely GOP hope.
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