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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1963
Page
4
Hoyle by Assn explains bridge pre empt rules when void of values for one bid and purpose to obstruct opponents. It states poker showdowns require hands shown only by players still in pot. pinochle rule: follow suit if possible, otherwise trump, and if already trumped you may under trump instead of over trump.
Courthouse discussion centers on drainage ditch repairs for Blackstock housing in Lincoln Way Village. Key questions cover funding sources, contractor selection, and whether county city or private equipment will be used. Scolaro proposes county drag-line work to cut costs below 500 dollars, facing opposition from Henderson.
Two space-age surgeons report that excessive attention to psychological stress in missile crews is crucial for performance. They warn that extra-psychic factors raise anxiety and lower reliability, urging organized prevention in space systems and mission readiness.
Henderson says he has tried to arrange a meeting between the supervisors and city council to discuss the matter but has not set a date. The supervisors agree that another special assessment will likely be needed to finance repairs once they are finally made.
Izvestia quotes 18 year old Ukrainian student Alexander Mirilenko after trying to flee to the West. He tells friends that in the United States when you buy cigarettes you get a free lighter. The remark highlights cross border escapes and cultural contrasts.
A life size silver painted sculpture titled Ex Beauty Dead Horse by James Sterritt of Lawrence stands on a busy Kansas City trafficway after being rejected by the Mid-America art exhibition. A friend, William A. Wisner, moved it to his front yard where it has become a traffic stopping display.
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