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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
12
Guidance urges June graduates to assess grades tests and interests to find college openings. Advisers should inform but not decide, using clearing houses and organizations to match students with suitable programs. Consider location size programs and campus visit if possible.
Alfred Sheinwold notes a club queen mishandled by a declarer who cashed the ace and king of hearts and ruffed clubs, misled by a double, leading to an awkward sequence. North could have made six no trump if either side had played correctly, but East faced a bungled contract and an embarrassing reply.
Dr George W Crane describes a rise in sui cidas among college students, using case Harry A nineteen, and urges action through athletics YMCA church and social activities. He cites the need for long range goals, practical coping strategies, and an appeal for readers to request a booklet by sending in a small fee.
A garbled listing of upcoming events and fundraisers from a local newspaper page. It mentions the Women’s Club dinner in May, various sponsoring organizations, and multiple community social events across Newark and surrounding towns, including a May 20 deadline and several May and June gatherings.
Honolulu AP report quotes Ralph B. Dewey calling for a bold new program to revitalize the U S merchant marine. He argues the nation must press for a strong shipbuilding effort to maintain defense and competitive posture amid Russian investments in construction. Dewey is president of the Pacific Steamship Association and spoke at maritime week events sponsored by the Port of Honolulu Propeller Club.
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