Bridge Pointers by Alfred Sheinwold
Opening analysis shows South must avoid early finesse and mislead defense. South’s decisions on heart and diamond plays lead to successful contract with careful signaling and dummy plays. The Daily Question asks for one notrump bid with 16 to 18 points balanced, stop in three suits.
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Omma Onder
South
West
East
Jack
Amother Sears
Enst
Deflaver
West My
Morris School Graduation Set
Castro Valley high school gym hosts Morris School graduation at 8 p.m. with 272 seniors participating. Rev Anker Jensen delivers invocation. Bonnie Beach welcomes. Roberta Bowling presents class gift. Jerry Sones accepts on behalf of 1965 graduates. Supt Marvin Smith and trustees present diplomas. Barbara Crosby and James Lockie award diplomas. graduates perform You Never Walk Alone and a school song conducted by Wik Martin.
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Castro Valley
Prachers
A. B. Morris School
Castro Valley High School
Santa Maria Ave
Anker M. Jensen
Bonnie Beach
Roberta Bowling
Jerry Sones
Marvin Smith
Barara Crosby
James Lockie
Wall Sing
Wik
Martin
Operetta Slated For Scottish Rite
Gilbert and Sullivan operetta The Mikado will be staged Friday and Saturday by the Oakland Scottish Bodies at the Scottish Rite Temple 1347 honoring Oakland Scottish Rite's diamond jubilee produced by Jon M Falls director of Oakland Light Opera Assn.
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Oakland
Gilbert and Sullvan
Scottish Rite Temple
Scottish Rite
Jon M. Falls
Oskland Light Opera Assn
Lorenzo High to Give 370 Diplomas
San Lorenzo seniors will graduate at Lorenzo High School with about 370 diplomas to be awarded at Thursday evening ceremonies. The Rev. Arthur Alm of Epiphany Lutheran Church will give the invocation and benediction. E. Guy Warren of Hayward Union High School District will deliver the welcoming address. The school's boys choir will perform.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
Arthur Alm
Epiphany Lutheran Church
E. Guy. Warren
Hayward Union High School
Wystee
State Census Begins On California Indian School Population
Sacramento reports the first state census of school age Indian students, requested by the State Department of Education. County superintendents are to report how many high and elementary district students are one quarter or more Indian, with E R Deering noting it as a spot check of the bureau’s program. The piece references wheat yields in France and funding under Johnson O Malley law, citing California figures and potential annual Indian student aid of about 6000 students over years without federal support.
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Sacramento
California
State Dept. of Education
E.R. Deering
Wie Education Depts Child Welfare
Jeram
Bureau
of India
Paris
U.S
United
Deering
Delago
Johnson-Son-O'Malley
O'Malley
P G and E Expands Postwar Building Drive Across California
Pacific Gas and Electric Company outlines a vast postwar construction program reaching two billion dollars by December, creating thousands of jobs and paying millions in wages. The boom targets 47 California counties to meet rising demand for affordable gas and electricity in the state’s rapid growth.
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P.G
California
America
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Georgia Highway Dept Reports Surge in Interstate Tourist Travel
Atlanta reports a 4.12 percent rise in travel by interstate tourists during 1967 on Georgia's tourist roads, reflecting growing visitation and highway usage across the state.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia Highway Department
Independent 4 H Club to Stage Summer Party
Independent 4 H will stage a party as plans are completed for a yard party to be held June 19 at the Davis site. The club of Hay yard will finalize arrangements and host the event as part of local 4 H activities during August.
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SH. Club
Hay Yard
Homer
Pajp
Independ
Davis
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Daily Review
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Ormand Ave
Lorenzo High
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E. Feather
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