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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1963
Page
2
In a bridge hand East wins the first trick with the ace and notes the king fall, then returns a low spade safely. South ruffs, draws trumps, and runs diamonds to discard clubs, securing game for South. East defeats by leading clubs early, forcing out the dummy ace and cashing two clubs, and the article ends by selling Sheinwold's bridge book for 50 cents.
Washington Republicans label an $11 billion tax cut a danger to fiscal health while Democrats argue cutting taxes now will spur growth and boost future revenues. The minority report claims the plan inflates debt by at least $50 billion over five years, and critics say the relief amounts to little more than cigarette money for workers.
Russ' Super Car Wash opens at E McDowell Road and 76th Street as part of a planned Arizona network. Owner Russell C. Jackson operates the facility at 8110 E Wilshire Dr and plans a truck laundry for fleet owners and an express lane for customers not needing gasoline. An engine steam pit is planned and equipment is leased from Fidelity Leasing Corp. of Phoenix.
A compact puzzle list with clues for both across and down entries covering diverse terms from family titles and fruits to chemicals and Greek letters. Includes hints like 1 Across Threefold and 6 Across Before, plus several biology and music related prompts.
Answer list for yesterday includes clues 83 Encomium 34 Remunerated 35 Fruit 87 Collection of facts 89 Precipitation 41 Mountain lake 42 Nerve network 45 Chinese pasoda 46 Flurried 49 Earth goddess 51 Note of scale. Delivered by United Feature Syndicate Inc.
A 26-year-old German sailor from the freighter Freiburg survived 16 hours in the Atlantic after plunging overboard in heavy seas. Rescued by the Coast Guard cutter Absecon, he signaled with his undershirt and collapsed ready for treatment, praising crew stamina and luck but crediting rescue efforts.
Police hunt two combat clad suspects who stormed the Leonard Taylor jewelry store, took between 100000 and 200000 dollars in gems, and fled by car to a getaway boat. Witnesses were briefly chased before the bandits fled toward coastal boat ramps.
Etowah County grand jury declined to indict Floyd Simpson on ambush and civil rights homicide charges in the death of William L. Moore found beside a roadside park on Highway 46 miles from Gadsden. Simpson, freed on 5000 bond, had been arrested after a ballistics report tied to his .22 rifle.
Nationally known Republican leaders will speak at the Maricopa County Republican Precinct Committeemen Forums when they resume October 26 at the Ramada Inn in Phoenix. Speakers include Senator John Tower, Congressman Robert Wilson, and Congressman William E Miller. Tickets are one dollar.
The record notes several birth announcements in Phoenix area hospitals including names such as Marvin H Smith, Ray Cotton, Walter Armstrong, Richard Piccoli and Robert Swatek with birth dates from September 11 to 13. It also lists marriage license issued to Mark A O Connor, 22, Phoenix and Ann Louise Bellis, 17, Scottsdale.
Robert H. Rosequist, manager of graphic arts at Motorola Military Electronics Division, elected president of the Phoenix Art Directors Club. New officers include James Kellett Roy Head William Flynn Bill Baldwin Forrest Lane Judd Brown with Lou Doerzbacker as outgoing president as the club enters its fifth year since 1959 charter.
The American Legion and its auxiliary invite the public to a joint meeting at 8 p.m. September 26 to hear reports from 16 students who attended Boys and Girls State this summer. Post Commander Jay W. Gaskins praised Scottsdale Coronado and Arcadia high schools for their selections and noted efforts to compile a list of all former attendees.
PHOENIX UPI reports Mansour and Nasser Haghighi 26 twins from Tran go on trial in Maricopa County Superior Court Monday for robbery. Their first trial ended in a hung jury 7-5 for acquittal and the judge ordered a new trial.
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