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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1966
Page
4
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Sacramento reports the federal government will spend 4.7 million dollars in California to expand housing health care and schooling for migrant farm families. The funds will finance 700 temporary housing units 24 health clinics and services to house and assist over 4 000 people by mid summer.
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge principle about leading high cards first to avoid regrets, in a hand where South wins the first heart ace, East-West vulnerable. The deal features a spade overruff, a heart sequence, and a final six heart contract that collapses, prompting South’s lament of bad luck as hearts supposedly break evenly in civilized society.
Gemini 9 aims for a late May launch with Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan, featuring an Agena rendezvous and a 25 minute spacewalk. Weather delays and a revised Atlas Centaur booster schedule push the flight to Wednesday, with ATDA and Surveyor components testing lunar proximity and future Apollo rendezvous.
Washington AP reports three Californians among 121 high school graduates named Presidential Scholars for 1966. Selected from dozens of graduates, the scholars include Christopher Dion Hoy Palo Alto Leslie Chia-mei Hsu and Peter Franklin Stone. The program, created by President Johnson in 1964, aims to honor brainpower and encourage academic attainment. A commission led by Dr. J B Wallace Sterling of Stanford evaluated candidates.
Memorial Day services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Lone Tree Cemetery on Fairview Avenue in Hayward. Members of the Hayward area veterans and community are invited to attend the traditional observance.
UPI reports that slower growth is projected for the U.S. population in the second half of the 1960s with an estimated 13 million increase from 1965 to 1970. The South is expected to contribute about one third, the West about one quarter, and the Northeast and North Central about one fifth each.
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