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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
9
Alfred Sheinwold reports on Meyer Schleifer’s confident play in a rubber bridge hand. Schleifer refused an early spade trick, used hold up to force out a key queen, and secured the game with precise club and diamond sequences.
Vinson Jenkins explains simpler paths to Medicare claims for residents in Hayward District. Since 1966 Medicare offered doctor direct payment and patient payment followed by claim. Congress eliminated pay-first rule Jan 1, with itemized bills now sufficient. The doctor assignment method remains the simplest, using a single Request for Payments form with no attachments.
Two truck drivers Joe Williamson and Wayne Branson spotted a farmhouse ablaze on a state highway two miles from Lincoln. They parked their rigs and helped Farmer James W Abbott and his wife escape after flames blocked the downstairs. The Abbotts climbed out a bedroom window onto a porch roof and were guided to safety by the drivers. The scene highlighted a dramatic rescue as fire blocked escape routes and the couple found safety on the trucks.
Bridge scores reported from Fremont clubs and others across multiple sessions January 15 to 17. Lists show North South and East West pairings with scores for each round, naming players such as Paskeruk De Joseph Unpan, Seuser Kessler, Newman Miller, Sayers Sayers, and Swallow Mallory among others.
A dense OCR style notice lists bridge clubs and schedules across Fremont and San Leandro. It includes venues such as Fremont Bridge Club and The House of Bridge, names directors like John Alacow School and Gra ham Barber, and multiple January dates with times for Junior Major and Open Pairs events, plus YWCA and LIVERMORE listings. The text also mentions contact notes and scattered local names in a period voice.
January events list includes a benefit whist on January 27 at the Veterans Memorial Building hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary Viv. January 28 features a luncheon at Teed Manor Blvd Church to support parish Gift Scouts. January 4 offers a social games and refreshments at St John’s Hall San Leandro. January 2 a rummage sale at D.E.5 Kali U10FC St Heyward by Ki-Nun-Ka Council 327. January 78 Coke sale at Sir Felicia.
The Alameda County Employees Association will install 1968 officers and directors tomorrow night at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant in San Leandro. County Public Works Director Herbert G. Crowle will serve as installing officer. outgoing President William J. Henrikson will pass the gavel to Mal F. Lafreno, new president from Fremont. Other officers include Ronald W. Mowbray, Trene Wolfe, Louis Saylor, Kevin Cassady, with directors James Dealey, Norma Rover, Lester Gomes, Sam Lacy Jr., Richard Pantages, and William Teach holding posts across various departments.
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