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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1964
Page
1
The article explains a desperate yet safe line to defeat a contract when West leads diamonds and East must choose a spade continuation. It outlines how East can force a setting by leading king of spades and ruffing to exhaust trumps, forcing declarer to lose control and East to gain the setting trick.
Records show multiple births including a Phoenix physician couple’s girl and several Tempe and Mesa births with dates from Sept. 10 to Sept. 17. Maricopa County Clerk issues marriage licenses for pairs including Arthur Gaudette and Lynette Hoke, as well as David Hale with Diane Kobar and Joseph Noble III with Frances Weeks.
Barry Goldwater told a National Plowing Contest audience in Fargo that the nation is at war due to the Johnson administration. He urged action to restore peace and criticized Cuba missile crisis handling, aligning with Miller as his ticket seeks victory.
Sen. Hubert Humphrey called Sen. Barry Goldwater's farm policy a death sentence for agriculture at the National Plowing Contest. He spoke before Goldwater, who was to address the event, and criticized eliminating farm programs as ruinous to rural economies.
Mrs. Yvonne C Kreisworth 75 of the Oasis 6700 E Thomas Rd died Thursday in a Scottsdale hospital. Born in Paris she moved to New York in 1921 and to Arizona from El Paso Texas. She owned a New York dress shop and was a dressmaker. Private cremation at 9:30 p.m. Monday. Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary today. Survived by husband John J Kreisworth.
The Council of Christian Social Action of the United Church of Christ says Barry Goldwater clashes with the churches' social doctrine consensus. It circulated an election issue urging members to vote thoughtfully without a formal endorsement of Johnson, noting this campaign is unlike any before. Reverend Roger L. Shinn authored the lead article.
Irish playwright Sean OCasey died of a heart attack in a Torquay nursing home at age 84 after a brief pneumonia. Born in Dublin in 1880, he rose to fame with The Shadow of a Gunman Juno and the Paycock and The Plough and the Stars. He spent his final years in voluntary exile, having rejected Ireland and failed to reconcile with his homeland.
The Scottsdale Sertoma Club received the International Silver Honor Club award for outstanding achievement during the 1963 64 year, presented by the board of directors of Sertoma International.
Nomination for officers of the Scottsdale Real Estate Board for 1964 65 opened Tuesday with the election scheduled for Oct. 20. Officers and directors whose terms are expiring are Ted Wells president Marion Jolly vice president Tilton Keefe secretary treasurer and directors Robert H Laughlin Fred Stresen Reuter and W S Light hall.
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