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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1966
Page
8
Jews observe Yom Kippur beginning at sundown with 24 hour fasting and prayer. In Scottsdale, Har Zion and Solel host Kol Nidre and day services led by Rabbis Friedman and Krinsky, echoing Leviticus injunctions about atonement and reconciliation.
Registration remains open for Scottsdale residents in the fall Parks and Recreation program announced by Bill Manderfield. Participants can sign up at City Hall, 60 W. Indian School Rd. The program offers art courses, music, crafts, and dance for children and adults with various charges.
Rising living costs and lower spendable earnings tighten the squeeze on U.S. factory workers. The Labor Department reports August cost of living up four tenths of a percent led by food and medical costs, while spendable earnings of 13.6 million production workers fell 20 cents weekly from July to $98.46. CPI stood at 113.8, up 3.5 percent from a year earlier.
A bridge vignette shows Sonny Moyse, longtime bridge magazine editor, reasoning through a hand where East must lead the first heart to prevent South from taking the trick. Moyse plays the eight of hearts, forcing South to win with the ten and enabling East to orchestrate the rest of the suit. If East had led diamonds differently, South would still secure two heart tricks.
In Paeroa New Zealand volunteers arrived for weekly practice but forgot the fire engine. A photographer's shop near the station was destroyed after firefighters rushed to the blaze and sent a man back for the engines.
The House Education and Labor Committee voted 27 to 1 to curb Rep. Adam Clayton Powell’s powers, signaling a forthcoming payroll probe led by subcommittee chair Wayne L. Hays. Powell faces scrutiny over his wife Yvette’s $20,000 aide position and other publicized exploits in a narrowing political battle.
The essay discusses how medical gains are often seized by others and warns against quack cures. It cites Dr. Morton’s ether anesthesia, Chamberlain’s concealed forceps invention, and a magnetic “cure” hoax, stressing careful, ethical testing and avoiding profit-driven claims. It references a book on diabetes and offers purchase details.
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