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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1964
Page
9
The Citizen yesterday features puzzle No 526 with a dense word list. Entries include correcting, counting, bald, courting, bashes, battered, cranks, engaged, blind, enraged, boil, gash, bold, goad, camp, goat, chap, hare, clap, inch.
Alfred Sheinwold answers reader questions on a bridge scenario where partner opens with two spades and the follower contends with a forcing bid. The guidance stresses respecting forcing bids to avoid betraying partner’s confidence, advising three spades to aim for a slam and leave the next move to partner.
Funeral Mass for Alfred R. Rendon a Tucsonan who helped establish the Citizen Auto Stage Line between Tucson and Nogales was held at Sacred Heart Cathedral Nogales. Rendon died Saturday at his Nogales home survived by his widow Mercedes three sons Alfred Emiliano Arnold a daughter Clotilde three brothers Frank Jesus and Carlos a sister Mrs Anita Laos of Los Angeles and six grandchildren Burial was in Nogales Cemetery Carroon Mortuary handled arrangements.
Sugar futures in New York closed mixed with declines across most contracts. March sugar slid 4 to 7 points amid 284 contracts traded while nearby May and July fell. Raw sugar also softened as world price indices drifted lower with a handful of trades recorded.
Interior Secretary Udall outlined administration plans to seek approval next year for the five state Pacific Southwest Regional Project including the Central Arizona Project. He cited high costs, new direct current transmission tech, and domestic manufacturing aims while naming two other projects Garrison Diversion in North Dakota and Auburn Folsom in California. Negotiations would start with General Electric and move to Westinghouse and Allis-Chalmers for DC terminal facilities.
Reader asks how much $50 monthly deposits grow at 44 percent annual interest compounded quarterly over four years. Answer cites a bank’s rate tables and an example ending around $2,619.50, noting rate changes possible. For converting convertible bonds to stock, broker handling is advised, with potential trustee involvement and fees. general-interest questions answered by Mr. Doyle in column.
Downtown San Francisco suffers a three week theater strike that has shuttered two thirds of the cinema venues since November 14, cutting downtown foot traffic and driving restaurant and bookstore sales down as much as 50 percent. Merchants on Market Street report sharp declines as projectionists walkout over contract talks with theater owners and union negotiations proceed.
Richard K. Burke, a 1982 GOP congressional candidate, will address the Pima County Republican Club at noon Thursday at the Westerner Hotel. He plans to discuss issues in reapportionment of state legislative districts and congressional districts.
Bleachable cottonseed futures moved unevenly with Dec near 13.99 and Mar 14.25 while May reached 14.28 and July 15.26 as bids finished at Sep 13.80. AP report notes 84 contracts traded reflecting varied demand and price shifts.
Cottonseed meal quotations show futures pricing with protein content noted. Market activity lists Jan and Mar contracts with figures around 8.00, 37,001 units and 58,059.00, 38,00 59.00, reflecting unsettled bids and delivery terms.
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