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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1964
Page
8
The article explains the $100 dividend exclusion as relief for double taxation of corporate profits. It contrasts this with interest on savings accounts and U S Savings bonds, noting that interest is not doubly taxed and the Treasury does not pay taxes, so there is no equivalent exclusion or credit for interest income.
A bridge column analyzes a slam bid where South misleads with an ace of hearts and poor trump management. It outlines the correct sequence: lead trump to dummy, manage diamonds, and avoid giving West three trumps. The lesson emphasizes avoiding instinctive errors and precise endplay planning.
Sacramento girl Leonore Modell, 14, becomes youngest to swim the English Channel in 15 hours 32 minutes from France to England. Coach Paul Herron says the feat fits a plan to make her the greatest female marathon swimmer.
In Stanleyville Congo rebels under Gen Nicolas Olenga claimed to hold about 500 white residents as hostages fearing a government air strike. Olenga warned U N forces not to attempt mercy flights, and ordered rebels to fire on any approaching military planes.
Jorge Batista, 22, son of ex Cuban leader Fulgencio Batista, is to marry 17 year old Rosa Arenzaraza in San Pedro de Alcantara Spain. The wedding marks the 31st anniversary of Batista's rise to power as he remains in exile after the 1959 overthrow by Fidel Castro.
A FAA FSF test at a desert Arizona site destroyed a Connie airliner to study fire after impact. Two outer wing tanks held gelled water to block fuel spray. fire was confined to a small area, suggesting improved survivability in real crashes. Twenty one adults and three dolls were aboard. two or three occupants were deemed potentially fatal despite the controlled destruction. The test mirrored an engineer’s preplanned crash diagram.
In Danielsville Georgia two Klan members Joseph Howard Sims and Cecil William Myers faced trial for the shotgun slaying of Lemuel A Penn an educator and Army Reserve officer. The defense rested and summations along with the judge's charge to the all white jury were set for the morning. Penn was killed July 11 on a north Georgia highway after summer training at Ft Benning.
A local chain promotes its six dining spots promising good service and prompt pleasant experiences. The message invites customers on their way from the movies or family celebrations to feel welcome at each location.
Police chief said he would seek criminal complaints against operators if warranted after evidence from a St. Marys High School bingo. One summons named Charles Domos for maintaining a lottery scheme and set a Sept. 17 court date. Parish priest said games were parishioner driven and would be halted.
James W. Cobern a 39 year old white farmhand was executed by electric chair in Montgomery for stealing a car after delays by Gov. George Wallace. He faced rape and murder charges in the death of Mamie Belle Walker at a Plantersville cafe but was never tried on those counts.
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