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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
2
A fragmented bridge problem shows South holding four clubs and a five-card spade suit whileWest and East play conservatively. The article notes a recent English tournament where players deduced the exact hand from limited clues and suggests the reader can similarly infer the best play.
A mixed AP lessees paragraph presents a bridge puzzle with bidding and play details, followed by a Washington report noting Barry Goldwater’s first ballot strength slipping and Gov. Scranton’s decline, with delegate shifts across multiple states. The bridge narrative includes opening leads and discard tactics, while the political section shows evolving GOP dynamics.
A sequence of bridge club sessions listed by date and location across Fremont Hayward San Leandro Castro Valley and nearby communities. Directors include Alan Simon Jack Cassel Helen Foste and Pat Cassell with various venues such as Fremont Blvd Clover Jeak Bowl All Saints Church and Royal Kitchen Co op Center.
Bridge scores reported from Fremont, San Leandro, Bayward, St Felicitas, and YWCA clubs across June with pairs and results. Scranton-promoted comments on automation loss and GOP ostrich metaphor featured in Detroit coverage of Johnson administration politics and Michigan delegates.
Arizona senator Barry Goldwater, top GOP presidential hopeful, returns home to prepare for his daughter Margaret Ann Goldwater’s wedding in Phoenix as Scranton signals strong prospects for the nomination. A two year education program and job retraining proposals aim to ease automation disruptions, while Goldwater hones a plan to expand trade and boost workers through new federal disbursements and a clearing house for matching jobs.
Ferdinand Demara known as the Great Impostor was acquitted by a Madera County jury of contributing to the delinquency of minors after a two day trial. Demara, 46, famed for posing as a priest, warden and surgeon, was defended by Melvin Belli. He had been arrested in Los Angeles May 31 for auto theft of a Calvary Boys Ranch vehicle. the charge was dropped and earlier he was acquitted of misdemeanor child molesting on May 28.
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