Bridge Pointers and a Card Sharp Warns Readers
ABridge column recounts a villain’s crooked bridge tactic in a dinner chat. He describes an opening read aimed to mislead West, plays through hearts and clubs to lull opponents, and warns readers to beware players with a sly smile and a sharp plan. The piece ends by urging readers to study Sheinwald’s Pocket Guide to Bridge, send 0 cents for a copy.
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Eden Group to Host Talk by San Jose Professor
Francis Brooks associate professor of speech and education at San Jose State College will be a guest speaker at tomorrow's meeting of Eden Hearing Training Inc. The session will be in the multiuse room of Winlan Grove School Reed Way Hayivard.
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Castro Valley Students Plan Holiday Concert at High School Gym
Castro Valley elementary district music students plan a 8 p.m. holiday concert at Castro Valley High School Gymnasium 19100 Santa Maria Ave. The program features the Intermediate orchestra and band, the Honor orchestra, and Manar Tana participating in the program.
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Model Of Plant Is Completed In California County
County Planning Commissioner Duck Gardella and zoning administrator Alan Grant completed a model of a concrete batching plant proposal by Walker's Concrete Inc. in Cashey west of Clawster Road. Neighbors fear dust and noise. Grant will reveal conclusions after Wednesday Manning Commission meeting.
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Pat Nixon Injury Revealed After Secret Suffering
An informed source says Patricia Nixon suffered cracked ribs in early October after a bathroom fall in a San Francisco hotel. She reportedly endured intense pain and kept the injury private as Richard M. Nixon campaigned for the upcoming election and the couple remained largely secluded in California and Florida.
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Portraits we by John Metcalfe Yellow Roses
A reflective poem about yellow roses evoking memory. The speaker recalls a bygone day, a loved one, and a quiet room under southern skies. Vivid imagery of dew on roses at her door and a still lawn at night frames longing and lost love.
Library to Install Glare-Proof Glass at San Leandro Center
The public works department seeks a 10 000 dollar bid to replace windows with glare-proof glass in the northeast wall of the San Leandro Community Library adjacent to the children's area. A council meeting at 7 pm in City Hall Chambers will consider approving the contract for two 3 by 7 foot openings between the main library and auditorium.
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New Post Office Building Delayed In Pleasanton
Pleasanton residents will not get a new post office this Christmas. Postmaster Al Oxson says the building is behind schedule and furniture arrivals delayed. Move-in planned for the second weekend in January 1963 is now unlikely, and no dedication ceremony will occur before January 5, 1963. The delay means continued reliance on the old facility and adjusted mail operations during Christmas.
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Twist Causes Heart Attack In North Hollywood
North Hollywood AP report states Roy Pultpatt, 45, an aircraft worker, died minutes after a field twist caused an apparent heart attack during a Sunday morning dance at a lodge hall. Police quoted Mrs. Rosenine Pultpatt as saying he gasped for breath and slumped into a chair before dying.
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Students Wear Down Stairway at University of Richmond
Slate steps on the Ryland Wall stairway at the University of Richmond have worn down to under half an inch after 48 years and are being replaced.
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Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Says New Remedy
A new substance advertised as Bio-Dynes reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Claimed to cause actual reduction after use and offered as suppository or ointment under Preparation Herbal brand in drugstores.
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