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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1965
Page
3
A bridge hand analysis contrasts Tennyson’s Light Brigade with the card table, showing missteps in play. East gains first trick with clubs and shifts to spades as West wins with a king. South misplays hearts, loses three hearts, a spade and a club, ending down one.
After six months of secret work the House Un American Activities Committee plans public hearings on the Ku Klux Klan. Rep. John Ashbrook says the Klan’s violence follows a pattern and aids communism. The inquiry aims to expose tactics over an estimated 13 weeks.
Hopi School principal Mike Mazur is named chair man of the Scottsdale section of the United Fund education division. He will direct the drive among employes of elementary and high schools in the section. Scottsdale's quota is $14,528 of the $75,000 division goal as United Fund targets Scottsdale Phoenix and Glendale for a $2,053,238 total campaign. Mazur notes payroll deduction is available to school employees for the first time this year.
Dr. Douglas Arner of Arizona State University will discuss How Much Academic Freedom at the Scottsdale Ministerial Association meeting. Rev. John Atwood will host at Scottsdale Methodist Church beginning 8 a.m. Attending pastors and lay church members may join the association.
The 89th Congress races to adjourn with a full plate of work left. Senate Leader Mansfield targets next weekend or end of month for adjournment as House and Senate contend with sugar legislation and the Morrissey nomination to a Boston federal judgeship. Dirksen may decide the sugar bill fate.
The piece argues the bonding capacity funds only existing essential needs overdue in 1966 and rejects claims of a surplus. It states nearly $14 million already appropriated and outlines how bonding controls limit use to higher education, state hospital, and office needs with scrutiny from investors and new revenue rules.
Summary of statewide needs cites $12 million already for universities and $75 million for five years, plus over $1 million for juvenile facilities, and more than $200,000 yearly in shared office costs. It highlights demands for girls facilities, Children's Colony expansion, a prison cell block and treatment center, and elder care, with Prescott's Pioneers' Home awaiting expansion to clear a 400 applicant waitlist.
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