Goren on Bridge A Slamming Break In Side Suit Costs Slam
In this duplicate bridge column North deals with both sides vulnerable. South bids six spades after North raises diamonds. West leads ten of diamonds. A misjudged ruff and overruff allow East to outplay declarer. The author notes a better line exists if East holds hearts and advises drawing trumps and testing East for heart honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate
Heart
Dspades
Nee Éspades
Ass Coonkar
Declarer
North
South
West
East
The
Chicago Tribune
Oklahoma Students Learn What Takes To Put Man In Space
Six thousand Oklahoma high school students heard from Air Force space experts led by Maj. Gen. Bernard A. Schriever about the challenges of placing a man in space. The event, backed by Frontiers of Science, featured a Thor missile exhibit and exhibits on space development in the municipal auditorium for top students from 400 state high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Air Force
Ballistic Missiles and Space Flight
Bernard A. Schriever
Frontiers of Science
Athens College Plans Waters Hall Dedication May 7
Athens College organizes dedication events for the N. H. Waters Science Hall on May 7. John Ramsden chairs activities. Dr. E. C. Paustain leads host committee. John Phares co chairs the host committee with a faculty line up including Mrs. Billie A. May and Edwin C. Price. Campus guides chair Mrs. David S. Akens with students Carrie Lee Evans and others assisting. Additional faculty members oversee various activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens College
N. H. Waters
Activi
Grady Hatchett
Evelyn Hillard
Dean McMinn
Tommy King
Dorothy Speake
Marie South
Frank Alford
Mary Moore Phillips
L. H. Battle
M. W. Taylor
Tax Revenue Drops Across Major Streams in State
Revenue Commissioner Larue Horn reported seven month tax collections totaled 113,068,940, down 0.244 percent from the previous year. Education funds fell 594,143 or 0.865 percent, refunds rose 973,442 to 2,192,669, and many taxes posted gains or declines with gasoline and sales leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Larue Horn
Horn
Police officer pursues local thieves after vehicle loss
Getting angry Las Cruces detective Mel Holguin targets a gang suspected of stealing all four hub caps from his late model car. Three weeks after the theft he had replaced the parts and intensified efforts to identify the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
N. M
Mel Holguin
Rabbis Condemn Nazi Tactics at 58th Rabbinical Assembly Meet
In Kiamesha Lake New York 600 Conservative rabbis adopted a resolution denouncing bombings and threats against Jewish houses of worship in southern cities calling them Nazi like tactics They urged federal state and local authorities to intensify arrests and enforcement. The convention is the 58th annual gathering of the Rabbinical Assembly of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Rabbinical Assembly of America
National Council of Churches
Anti - Defamation League of B'nai B’rith
Washington
Justice Department
Crowning Achievement In New Jersey Tin Crown Craze
Richard Stier a diamond cutter by trade turns tin from cans and costume jewelry into crown replicas. He completes each piece for a cost under three dollars claiming the work is a hobby born in Irvington New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
N. J.P
Richard Stier
Stier
Police pursue culprits after string of thefts
In a tense pursuit the authorities vow to capture those responsible, with two more thefts confirmed and the motive unclear. The statement ends with a pledge to bring the culprits to justice, dead or alive.
Lydia Bible Class Hosts Covered Dish Dinner at Central Baptist
The Lydia Bible Class at Central Baptist Church met in the educational building for a covered dish meal with Mrs. James Kelly and Mrs. Lonnie Pettey as hostesses. Mrs. Roland Compton gave the invocation. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howle of Cullman shared Holy Land photos and souvenirs from Mrs. Howle’s trip. Guests included husbands of class members Mrs. Compton Mrs. Lecroy Mrs. Rochelle and Mr. Perry.
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Lydia Bible
Central Baptist Church
James Kelly
Lonnie Pettey
Roland Compton
Henry Howle
Cullman
Holy Land
Howie
Compton
Walter Lecroy
Walter Rochelle
Perry
Birthday Party for Teenager in Town Creek
A group of teenagers gathered at the VFW hall to honor Billie Mae Hogeland on her 14th birthday. Chaperones were her mother and Mrs. Clyde Moats. Prizes were won by Chuck Booth and Barbara Sexton as guests enjoyed punch and cake.
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Town Creek
VFW Hall
Billie Mae Hogeland
Chuck Booth
Barbara Sexton
Bill Hogeland
Clyde Moats
Billy Brackin
Joyce Garrett
Betty Montgomery
Doris
David Bunnell
Tommy Roberts
Sue Terry
Faye Sue Woods
Brenda Bryant
Patsy Moats
Priscilla
Nancy Gibson
Nancy Tippett
Pat LeMay
Gracie Grissom
Barbara Weems
Barbara
Jerry Sexton
Alice Harlow
Jerry Hall
Butch Woodall
Jimmy
Judy Davis
Roger Cartee
King Streater
Johnny Neal
Larry Couch
Brenda Agee
Personal notices and death in local area
Personal notices list visiting relatives in Mooresville Denver Birmingham and Greensboro. Reported death of Mrs Alice Greenup on April 18 in Greensboro with burial in St Louis for her and son Marion formerly at Decatur Iron and Steel. Also mentions newborn Wanna Fay at Decatur General Hospital and visits by Hazel Morrow Inez McCall to Selma.
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Alice Greenup
Greene St
Greensboro
N. C
Hazel Morrow
Inez McCall
Mrs. Baxter Collins
Selma
Frank Burks
Decatur General Hospital
Wanna Fay
Cheerleaders Sought for Larynx Tests at Ohio State
Ohio State University invites past and present cheerleaders to report for throat examinations. Researchers Dr. Louis H. Diercks and Dr. Charles Dean seek to identify larynx nodules from shouting and cheering, aiming to assess cheerleading as a contributing factor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Louis H. Diercks
Charles Dean
The
Medical College
Todays Children Urged To Learn Languages
Joy Grimm argues lifelong multilingual ability could secure world peace as American families increasingly travel across oceans. She notes her husband Peter Grimm speaks seven languages and runs hotels in Latin and South America, while she has studied French and Spanish and aspires to learn more.
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Associated Press
Joy Grimm
Joy
Peter Grimm
Caracas
Bogota
Curacao
Grimm
Plainfield, N. J
New York
Detroit
Latin
South America
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Gordon
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Ivan’ Sams
Trinity 1
L. R. Rusbon
Hillsboro
J. W. Sams
Waters
Robin Thomas
Decetur
Ala
John Cummings Jr
Denver
Cummings
Douglas Hagan
Mr. Hagan
Mooresville
W. T. Hurn
David Allen
Susan
Ferguson, Mo
D. L. Allen
H. A. Nungester
E. J. Tindall
Birmingham
John McMath
Mr. McMath
Wallace
Gina
ARMAS
Ae Eho
Alabama
Harry
Ferry St
Cancellation Shoe Store
E. Moulton St
Theo Hill
Wice 9
Standard Station
Church St
Jett's
Bank
Lee Campbell Ltd
Church St. N.W
R. L. Penn Wallpaper Co
E. Moulton
Ezell's
Bank St
Joan's Ladies Apparel
Nev
Walnut St
Kyle-Sullivan Studio
2Nd Ave
Kroger
Holly St
Ryan’s Tire & Battery Serv
4Th Ave
Moulton St. E
Wood Lumber Co
Canal St
Hartselle
Nix Phillips 66 Service
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