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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1968
Page
12
Washington AP reports House Democrats aim to pass the civil rights bill in the House without changes especially opposing open housing provisions. A Senate final vote is expected today after seven weeks of debate, moving the measure toward the White House and avoiding a Conference.
A Senate civil rights plan expanding housing protections faces a House vote. The bill bans housing discrimination and violence related to exercising rights, with key provisions mirroring or expanding prior open housing efforts. The outcome hinges on GOP stance, as 1966 politics split Republicans and Democrats, shaping the current path to passage.
John A. Carley of Stamford named chairman of the Connecticut State Chamber of Commerce Economic Planning and Development council taxation committee for 1968. Carley, Stamford Price Waterhouse partner and CPA, serves on multiple accounting boards and hails from Brooklyn, NY.
STAMFORD AP Four wooden buildings on West Main Street were heavily damaged Sunday afternoon in a fire. The incident involved Porter's Restaurant, the 711 Club, The Holp Temple Church of God and the Superior Barber Shop. No cause or damage estimate was released by the fire department.
A medical note explains neonatal jaundice linked to Rh incompatibility and prematurity, potential brain injury risks, and evolving treatments. It cites De Goesbriand Memorial Hospital Burlington using early light therapy to prevent jaundice in preemies and Our Lady of Lourdes Camden using charcoal with feeds to reduce bile concentration.
Oswald and Jim Jacoby discuss how duplicate bridge differs from rubber, stressing how takeout doubles with a balanced hand are risky and that 4-3-3-3 shapes or a singleton in the opponents' suit justify a takeout double. They note regional results where doubling for takeout changed outcomes and describe typical play at one spade.
In a hand facing Le Pass Pass Dble Pass Pass 29 Dble Pass 29 Pass 2 You South holds A Q T 9 3 2 K I D 3 A Q S S. With a partner’s very strong heart suit and limited help, the question asks what to do after partner doubles instead of passing one heart. Tomorrow’s answer will reveal the solution.
Jaundice in breast-fed infants 7 to 10 days after birth is tied to high levels of pregnenediol in maternal milk. Switching to formula resolved the condition. Improved treatments boost outlook for jaundiced babies.
In Wichita, Kansas, GOP members selected the first two national convention delegates. K. B. Bruce of Hillsboro and Mrs. Phillip Dade of Hutchinson were chosen at the 4th district convention. The party also recommended an at large delegate and alternates, with Kansas to have 20 delegates overall for the Miami Beach convention in August.
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