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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1965
Page
1
South, North South vulnerable, errors and misdefense lead to defeat after a 27 point hand. South blames luck while West deftly counters with precise play driving out aces and hearts. The column argues luck and position matter, and mis bidding or misreading hands can change the outcome.
President Johnson names Gardner Ackley, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, as a statistical referee in the steel dispute. Negotiations between steel interests and the USW press on with a looming strike deadline next Wednesday as White House presses for a quick settlement.
Scottsdale Education Association led by president John Anderson will not join the AFT board dispute. The AFT seeks a permanent injunction to block board recognition of SEA as the district's official teachers union. A hearing with Superior Court Judge Kenneth Chatwin is set for Tuesday. The AFT claims discrimination and argues the board grants privileges to SEA that it denies to AFT.
John D. MacArthur retrieved the irreplaceable 100 carat DeLong ruby from criminals and paid 25 000 dollars from his own pocket as a public service to the American Museum of Natural History. The gem was recovered after a theft on October 29 by three Miami beach boys, including Jack Murphy.
Funeral services for Mrs. Herta Vella 65 who died Thursday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital will be held Saturday at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary at 11 a.m. Rev. Donald Thornton officiating. Burial follows at Greenwood Park. Survived by husband Nicholas a daughter Mrs William R. Schnoor of Phoenix and two grandchildren.
U S Marines landing in Viet Nam today bring 1 400 more troops with helicopters, swelling coastal Chu Lai strengths toward 100000. A Marine patrol near Da Nang killed one Viet Cong as jet strikes hit Zone D 30 miles north of Saigon.
Alfred Sachs owner of Washington News in downtown Phoenix was convicted by a Justice Court jury on two misdemeanor counts for selling Nudism's Golden Days and Western Nudist to plainclothes officer Fred Fillingham. The one day trial featured a quick tour of the store across from the Maricopa County courthouse. Sachs faces six months in jail and up to $300 fine on each count.
Former Republican candidate Barry Goldwater filed a federal libel suit seeking 2 million dollars against Fact Magazine Inc and editors Ralph Ginzburg and Warsren Boroson. He alleges the September-October 1964 cover line claiming 1889 psychiatrists deem him unfit was false and published with actual malice to ruin his political reputation.
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