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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1965
Page
2
Alfred Sheinwold warns that in bridge players often miss the chance for a decisive defense. He analyzes a hand where South can make the contract despite East guessing wrong on a diamond lead. The piece emphasizes thinking through the defense before playing to avoid missed opportunities.
Beginning bridge instruction will be offered by the Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department for six weeks starting next Wednesday. The course meets at 1 30 p.m. in the press room at Scottsdale Stadium Ball Park Plaza and Osborn Rd. Enrollment is limited to 24 students on a first come first served basis. Class fee of 5 dollars is payable at the first session. Morris Ribyat will be the instructor.
President Johnson, though he has secured major Great Society programs, faces a House deadlock on the anti billboard travel bill and the Taft Hartley repeal. Senate support wanes for key measures and a multi billion dollar appropriation looms under economy scrutiny as members tire and push for adjournment.
Pope Paul VI named Msgr Harold Robert Perry the first Negro bishop in the United States this century. Perry, a Lake Charles native, will be auxiliary bishop of New Orleans under Archbishop Philip M. Hannan. The move comes as the Ecumenical Council debates a 126 page modern world declaration facing possible scrapping for a simple message.
Actress Dorothy Malone, Academy Award winner, could resume her Peyton Place role in five to six weeks. Doctors at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital report rapid progress after lung surgery while she remains in serious condition. Malone asked about her children as her ex-husband Jacques Bergerac loses custody but gains visitation.
After release from a shotgun murder charge a friend noted Coleman can now join a dove shoot. Coleman replied I will be there indicating his intent to participate in hunting once freed.
New York prepares for Pope Paul VI's 13 hour peace mission with an Open Air Mass at Yankee Stadium and a UN address. More than three million people expected to view the papal motorcade from Kennedy Airport to St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Security and crowd control measures rise as Fifth Avenue stores board up ahead of the event.
The Indian Defense Ministry reports about 25 Chinese troops attacked a three man observation post in Sikkim near Yakla pass. India fired back as Beijing claimed Indian bases were on Chinese soil. The incident follows ongoing India Pakistan hostilities and a recent cease fire. The three Indian soldiers’ fate is unknown.
The Mayor and Council of Scottsdale Arizona enact Ordinance No 266 amending Ordinance No 147 to modify the District Map and zoning boundaries in Scottsdale Maricopa County. The ordinance declares an emergency and incorporates Zoning Map No 67 with all notes and references.
The ordinance adopts Zoning Map No. 67 by reference and declares an emergency for immediate operation. It states the plan is in force from final passage after mayoral approval. City of Scottsdale, September 21, 1965, attested by Fern Anderson.
The Bank of Scottsdale will sell at public auction to the highest cash bidder a 1963 Ford Fairlane Sport Coupe ID 3KATF 185293 registered to Robert L. Slover or Ruth Slover. Sale at 10 00 AM October 11 1965 at Bank of Scottsdale Scottsdale Arizona.
Beverly J. Moore sues Edward A. Moore in Maricopa County Superior Court. Defendant must answer within 20 days if served in Arizona or 30 days if served outside Arizona. failure will yield default judgment. Clerk Robert E. Miller issued the notice on August 26, 1965. attorney Gerald A. Pollock of Phoenix, Suite 206 Luhrs Tower, represents plaintiff. Publication dates October 2, 9, 16, and 23, 1965.
UPI reports federal funds totaling 34 million dollars for Chicago public schools were frozen as investigators found evidence of noncompliance with desegregation provisions of the Civil Rights Act. The action, announced by Francis Keppel in Washington, targets Chicago despite Mayor Richard J. Daley's political influence to obtain funds.
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