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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1965
Page
3
South must manage trumps and ruffs after a dubious club ruff play. He aims to cash high cards in spades and diamonds and then crossruff, hoping 2-2 trump breaks or favorable lengths from West or East. The article notes luck plays a role and outlines safe lines if opponents hold certain aces.
A commentator notes Congress resolved the boiled peanut exemption by tucking it into the main farm bill and extending it four years. Rep. D. R. Matthews of Florida backed peanut samples, while Senators avoided internal pressure by keeping the issue as a separate matter in the past.
The Oct 19 special election draws near as YES backers claim support from 12 governors across parties and Arizona State University advocates a yes. SAFE hosts Mothers March Against Debt to oppose bonding, citing lack of need and plan and urging voters to protect constitutional voting rights. Rampton and Durham speak in favor, urging fiscal capacity and citizen control.
In Boston UPI report James R. Hoffa president of the Teamsters union said the Justice Department has stopped harassing him since the influence of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy ended. He noted no pending cases changed but harassment lessened citing Kennedy's past role as U S attorney general.
President Johnson endured his most uncomfortable night since surgery with restlessness and sleeplessness. Vice President Humphrey visited and reported Johnson looking well, with talks covering Erhard’s possible November visit, global intelligence reviews, India Pakistan relations, Rhodesia, and European policy. Domestic topics included foreign aid and farm bills, district home rule, and the Senate filibuster on right to work.
Leslie Kimble of Los Angeles reunited Sunday with 21 year old David Snow of Coventry in an airplane hangar near Nha Trang after Snow was wounded in action near Qui Nhon. The meeting was arranged by Mary Martin and others behind the scenes as the Hello Dolly tour played for over 2,000 troops in the region.
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