10 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1964
Page
1
North dealer with hearts and diamonds misplays a key discard. West risks future spade loss, while South should cash hearts first to set up the endgame. The article analyzes how alternate lines affect trick counts and the importance of timing in suit management.
The political committee of the non aligned nations summit adopted a resolution declaring peaceful coexistence with imperialism impossible. The Indonesian proposal aligned with Communist China and signaled a shift against United States policy, while moderates failed on the key issue of peaceful coexistence. The panel also backed non recognition of territorial changes by force.
Nearly all shops on Scottsdale Fifth Ave have pledged or paid to the 1964 United Fund. Jack Evans, a Fifth Ave tobacconist in charge of the UF drive, said the campaign officially begins Monday and runs until November 19. The goal is 1,898,708 dollars.
A confidential Democratic memo circulated to the White House and leaders predicts the party will retain the House and make net gains in the Senate. It notes 120 seats safely Republican, 23 Democrats in jeopardy, and 72 battlegrounds offering gains. States like New York California Ohio and Indiana are highlighted.
A fire swept the left wing of the British Embassy in Moscow destroying the consular offices and canteen along with food supplies. No injuries were reported though Britons and Russians clashed over the firemen's delayed response.
Dell Ray Adams of 303 E Main St Scottsdale was bound over to the superior court after a preliminary hearing. He is charged with stealing saddles and other horseback riding gear from the Arizona Stables at Indian School and Miller Roads in late June 1963, totaling about 5000 dollars. He is free on a 1000 dollar bond.
Kathryn A. Dannatt 80, longtime Scottsdale resident, died yesterday at Baptist Hospital. She lived at 7021 E Jackrabbit Rd and was predeceased by her husband in March. Survived by daughter Mrs Raymond Gabel of Scottsdale, son Gayle E Dannatt of Prudetown, Town, and five grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Interment Green Acres.
The Civil Aeronautics Board granted Frontier Airlines to consolidate its Las Vegas to Flagstaff route bid via Grand Canyon into a proceeding for nonstop Grand Canyon to Las Vegas service. Awards would include a required Grand Canyon stop on all Las Vegas to Flagstaff flights.
In the past 20 months more than 16 000 Viet Cong guerrillas deserted to the Vietnamese government under the Chieu Hoi amnesty program. The Mekong Delta saw 13 618 defectors, while Buddhist monk Thich Tam Chau urged monks to keep politics out of pagodas amid rising tensions.
Detroit reports rising plant level pacts as GM and UAW push speedier local settlements to conclude a 16 day walkout affecting about 260000 workers. Non striking workers total layoffs reach around 28000 amid ongoing national and local contract talks and AMC bargaining resumes Monday.
Phoenix UPI reports Superintendent W W Skipper Dick said Arizona's share of the expanded National Defense Education Act will be nearly $100000 above the original allocation. He noted 84 state school districts returned resolutions of intent to participate and that there would be no direct state cost involved.
Valley homeowners urged to have heating units inspected by qualified contractors. Don Roberts of Arizona Public Service recommends complete furnace checkups including burners, chambers, gas and air adjustments, blower lubrication, and thermostat wiring to prevent rushes when cooler weather arrives.
An East German State Trading Agency advertisement appeared in major U.S. papers offering heavy industrial equipment and consumer goods. Officials questioned whether it signaled new trade backing or a propaganda stunt, noting a West German agency placed the ad signed by Kammer Fur Aussenhandle. The notice touted 15 years of GDR industrial achievement and listed items like Meissen porcelain and 1,600-ton presses to lure U.S. businessmen.
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