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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1963
Page
3
A reader asks about stock market risk and inflation. The answer notes that stocks offer growth and rising dividends to defend against inflation, unlike dollar holdings. It warns about rising education costs and frames stocks as potential long term defense for financial goals.
The first Venezuelan quintuplets, all boys, were born Saturday to Ines Cuervo and her partner in Ciudad Ojeda. Weighing 3.08 to 3.96 pounds, they remain in incubators at Maracaibo University Hospital and are named Mario Otto Robinson Fernando and Juan Jose after the attending physicians. Dr Robinson Suarez Herrera delivered them.
Jackson grocer Thomas P. Harkins celebrates four girls born Saturday night at 8:53 to 9:02 p.m. The quads, first known in Mississippi, were in isolettes at St. Dominic's Hospital in good condition after initial oxygen. Ages range from 3 lb 3 oz to 4 lb 1 oz.
In a Life Master Pair Championship report a male columnist recounts a hand where a female declarer overruled a finesse in clubs. He notes several players, all women, captured the king, implying intuition favors the ladies. He concludes by urging women to trust their instincts.
The UPI dispatch explains how Washington and Saigon clash over South Viet Nam policy as 14,000 American troops and $1.5 million daily aid back Ngo Dinh Diem's regime. It notes Buddhist clashes, Diem’s resistance to reform, and debate over direct intervention versus increased aid and advisers. The piece highlights Kennedy and Eisenhower administrations weighing risk of chaos and Communist victory.
More than 3,000 skiers enjoyed a preview of the season Sunday in Grenoble France. Unusually cold weather brought heavy snowfalls two months ahead of the usual time.
Senator Kenneth Keating of New York said on television he does not believe Barry Goldwater is likely to be nominated the GOP presidential candidate in 1964. He declined to rule out Goldwater entirely and said he does not view him as an extremist on civil rights.
Gov. Paul Fannin was accepted as a member of the National Society, Sons of the American Revolution after qualifying through his maternal line claiming a Revolutionary War descendant. Dr. George Hearn Wood stated the eligibility on Saturday.
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