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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1964
Page
3
A fragment describes bridge signaling, with dummy and declarer tactics. It references players North South East West and a routine defense. The text discusses leads, eavesdropping signals, and attempts to punish partner signaling while noting an opening lead and a routine defense that allows declarer to make the contract.
A July bridge column details a sectional event, notes on players Fremont and Hayward clubs, and a long analysis of a spade club contract. The piece includes a daily question to the reader about bidding with a hand containing five hearts, a diamond and spade sequence, and ends with a suggested opening bid of one spade.
Bridge results across multiple clubs named players, pairings, and winners. Notable entries include Catherine Putrey and Florence Baasle-Tommy Sommerks leading teams at Castro Valley Amidge Club, with detailed pairings listed for Fremont, Leandro, and Hayward units. Scores and participant pairings reflect a broad set of local clubs on June dates.
A fragmented newspaper note discusses how grandparents, especially grandmothers, may spoil grandchildren during visits. It urges grandparents to use strict yardsticks and a “Tests for Good Parents” to curb indulgence and raise self reliant, morally upright children, stressing the guardian role.
LOS ANGELES AP Seven hundred firemen fought through the night to contain the season’s first major brush fire which scorched 4500 acres of steep country northwest of Los Angeles. Winds eased to five mph by dawn but the blaze remained out of control though no homes were threatened. Officials say a hunter’s stray shot likely started the fire near Saugus, igniting a power line and sparks in the San Francisquito Canyon area.
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Bonn to press Chancellor Ludwig Erhard for backing his policy of independence from the United States and Britain. A high West German official indicated no sensational results were expected as De Gaulle and seven ministers held two days of talks under the Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation.
London AP reports Professor John Yudkin, a noted British authority on diet and nutrition, argues that high sugar intake raises heart attack risk. His views appeared in the British Medical Journal and Lancet. West German sources outline Adenauer and Erhard seeking moves on three subjects including Cold War positioning, European Common Market support, and European trade talks.
Riche notes that uphill work has persisted since De Gaulle blocked Britain's entry just before sealing his treaty with Adenauer.
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