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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
5
Bridge clubs and games listed across multiple venues in Fremont, Livermore, Castro Valley, and San Leandro. Includes club names, addresses, and contact directions for Fraternal Blog and Acorn Bridge Club with event times mainly in the late afternoon to evening.
A quirky voice claims stance against joining a Mars trip offered by Bridge Pointers of the United States. The speaker insists he has not been there, plans to stay earthbound, and references a decisive bridge play ending with club ace and spade return, marking the speaker’s downfall in the game.
Bridge scores and club listings feature Catherine Putkey, Dowling, Castro Valley, and nearby clubs with pairings, openings, and session notes. The sparsely readable text notes players such as Hazel Fitem, L. Gashlett, Shirley Russell, Mary O Lage, Pat Cassell, Anne Sanders, and many others across Castro Valley, San Leandro, and Fremont clubs, with discussion of one notrump and two clubs bids.
A jumble of names appears for a Livermore Bridge Club charity party and associated social items. Distant references to zoning changes by ACWD and district growth mention plans to expand administration and engineering quarters for Fremont. The readable fragments include names like Ruth Eeker and Pauline Hickay-Pem Alderson with various dates and attendees.
The article traces the first German monorail line opening March 1, 1901 between Kluse and Zoo stations in Elberfeld, 2.8 miles, later extended to Barmen and Vohwinkel. It notes competing Alweg concepts, early trials in Seattle, and Martian wit, then cites U S BWB and University of Washington studies on property impact and higher excavation needs for elevated monorails in urban cores.
Cocoa Beach announces a Brevard County artificial reef project with 700 concrete blocks placed 2% miles offshore near Cocoa Beach. The effort aims to create a fish habitat and attract divers, with final site determination pending and $12,600 already raised for construction.
William 8 Penfield explains gauntlets worn by knights covered with metal on the back of the hand for protection while leaving the palm free for grip. The act of throwing a gauntlet to challenge a fight gave rise to the phrases to throw down the gauntlet and to pick up the gauntlet, meaning to issue and accept a challenge.
Two air navigation facilities in Fremont have been discontinued. The Federation Aviation Agency shut down the Fremont marker and radio beacon used for blind instrument approaches to Oakland. Flights on instruments over Fremont will rely on other electronic navigation aids.
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