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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1964
Page
5
In a bridge column, the defender seeks to force declarer to accept a trick early to limit his options. East cleverly forced South to ruff, but South avoided danger by discarding a spade and leveraging a low diamond, allowing a successful run of clubs after drawing trumps.
The city issued eight business licenses and 28 city sales tax licenses in August, many for new firms or out of town companies operating in Scottsdale. Changes in ownership were noted by Arrey DeLong of the license division with several names listed as recipients and licensees for sales tax.
The government announced that the Algerian Press Service APS will hold the monopoly for distributing all news in Algeria. The move centralizes state information and marks a major shift in control over media channels.
Washington writer Dick West jokes about the junked car problem as he covers a national salvage conference. He urges education and junkyard image improvement while proposing practical reuse ideas and a nationwide contest to spur ideas for discarded automobiles.
Mrs Jean Stewart, once divorced from Hugh Stewart in 1949 and remarried in 1956, sought to rescind a January divorce decree. A judge granted the request after learning the couple were living together again.
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson rejects Senator Barry Goldwater s proposal to convene living NATO founders to solve alliance issues He says such a conclave is naive and notes ongoing NATO meetings exist at multiple levels He adds that Truman Lovett and he are the only living founders not being considered for a Goldwater administration
Reported in Saigon that a U S Army helicopter downed by enemy fire was later claimed to have been brought down by friendly Vietnamese troops. The incident near Ben Luc involved two Huey helicopters with multiple casualties and conflicting U S military statements.
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