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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1965

Page

3

Train wreck kills 81 in South Africa disaster

Rescue workers battled through the night to free survivors from a derailed work train near Durban. At least 81 Africans were killed and 130 injured as three cars left the rails en route to Kwa Mashu with more than 1,500 aboard. A white signalman W Hartshef was killed while aiding victims. Police dispersed a mob of about 500 at the scene.

Durban South Africa UPI W. Hartshef Natal

Navajo Leader Charges Udall Secrecy in Coal Talks

Norman M. Littell, the tribe's general counsel, accuses Interior Secretary Stewart L. Udall of secrecy and deviousness in negotiations with Peabody Coal Co over Indian coal reserves in Black Mesa Arizona. He questions the Sept. 29 mining agreement and notes Udall did not provide a copy of the announcement.

Udall Nevada Littell Peabody Coal Co

Barry helps Dickson Launch Zero Defects drive

Senator Barry Goldwater promoted Dickson Electronics Corp. zero defects program at a Monday meeting attended by over 60 employees. He cited industry reductions in errors and urged all Americans to adopt a defect free mindset. Dickson stressed cautious budgeting and the firm’s 671 roster as it nears 500 plus employees.

Dickson Electronics Scottsdale Stadium Barry Goldwater Dickson Electronics Corp Goldwater Dickson Litton Industries Martin Aircraft All of America Republican Party Peggy Don Dickson Old Firm

Legislature fights over redistricting in overtime session

In Phoenix a conference committee failed to resolve congressional redistricting during the overtime session. The Senate passed two identical congressional bills and a reapportionment measure, with House amendments and conference setup. The bills redraw districts, adding parts of Maricopa County to the Third District while leaving the Second intact, and set a 33 member Senate with district seats distributed among counties. Minority leaders warned the plan disenfranchises smaller counties as Maricopa dominance grows.

Phoenix UPI Senate House Jack Gilbert Isabel Burgess John Haugh Pima Haugh Joint Conference Committee Maricopa County Maricopa Coconino Cochise Pinal Navajo Yuma David Palmer D-Yavapai

Bridge Strategy Made Simple by Alfred Sheinwold

Alfred Sheinwold outlines straightforward bridge methods focusing on basic principles. The piece emphasizes practical play across common bidding and carding scenarios for improving efficiency and results.

South Makes Contract After Diamond Drive In Bridge Play

In a four heart contract South faces two paths to success but misreads one. He must establish diamonds and use club entries to dummy to draw trumps. After misfiring heart finesses and a late diamond timing, South ultimately secures the remaining trump to fulfill the contract.

South East Declarer West

Indonesia fights amid coup aftermath and burials in Jakarta

Indonesia faced ongoing clashes between pro rebel and loyal forces after a coup attempt against President Sukarno. Subandrio resurfaced to attend a burial service for six generals and a lieutenant. The rebels reportedly controlled parts of Central Java and Jakarta while mass arrests of Communist supporters rose in the crackdown.

Singapore UPI Subandrio Sukarno Radio Jakarta Indonesia Java Jakarta Yani Sardini Diponegrad Radio Malaysia Communist Party

Viet Cong ambush fatally wounds U S infantry squad near Saigon

Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed a U S Army 1st Infantry Division patrol 15 miles northeast of Saigon, leaving heavy American casualties. Two U S planes were lost in air action, one pilot presumed dead. B52 bombers struck Viet Cong tunnels northwest of Saigon.

Saigon API U.S North Viet Nam South Viet Nam Guam Qui Nhon B. H. Mann Marine Corps U. S. Army 1St Infantry Divi

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