Five Hearts Bid Declares a Crime in Bridge
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand where South's bold five heart bid leads to a dramatic set of ruffs and discards. The column argues the criminal bid was South's, not West or East, as South pursued an improbable contract and exploited opponents' slips to claim eleven tricks.
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Oswald Jacoby
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
South
West
East
Unlucky weapon wounds two in Herrin
Gene Whitecotton, 20, was wounded in the left leg when a .22 pistol discharged as he showed it to a friend. Six months earlier he was wounded in the right leg with the same weapon during a fast-draw practice. He vowed to discard the gun.
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Herrin
Ill
Gene Whitecotton
Mayflower Warehouse Ad Promotes Local Moving Services
Crihfield touts long distance and local moving storage as key to service quality. He positions Granville Mayflower as a bonded warehouse at 801 S Hamilton St with Dial 88 20151.
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Wenn Crihfield
Mayflower
Granville
Granville Bonded Warehouse Dial
S. Hamilton St
State Department Apologizes To Diplomat
The State Department apologized to Dr. William Fitzjohn charge d affaires of Sierra Leone for being denied service at a Maryland restaurant about a month ago. A spokesman said the Howard Johnsons near Hagerstown will be asked to explain the restaurant chain attitude toward serving Negroes.
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Washington
State Department
William Fitzjohn
Sierra Leone
Maryland
Howard Johnson Company
Hagerstown
Jobless Pay Boost Proposed in North Carolina Legislature
A bill in both House and Senate would raise unemployment benefits with higher minimums and maximums while tightening eligibility. The measure increases the minimum weekly benefit from 11 to 12 dollars and the maximum from 32 to 35, based on prior year earnings of 3 600 dollars or more. It also disqualifies workers for unemployment benefits if their layoff stems from an active labor dispute at their last place of employment or at a necessary supplier location.
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Raleigh
North Cutleroe
House
Senate
J. Paul Wallace
Montgomery
Dan Drummond
Forsyth
Dwight Quinn
Cabarrus
J. Emmett Winslow
Perquimans
J. W. Hoyle
Lee
Carlyle Rutledge
Kennedy launches drive for federal equal employment
President Kennedy opens a national effort to ensure fair hiring for Negroes and minorities on federal payrolls and projects. The new President's Committee on Equal Employment Opportunity will press for compliance, amid complaints of segregation at Lockheed Marietta in Georgia and other firms in the South.
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Norman Walker Washington
Kennedy
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Herbert Hill
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Marietta, Ga
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Hill
Pyramid Electric Co
Darlington
S. C
Concord Telephone Co
Concord
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Frost Worries Hit Sandhills Peach Growers
Peach growers in the Sandhills area face uncertain damage from a Monday night frost as a mid day survey to appraise losses is awaited. North and South Carolina orchards report thinning and exposure as temperatures ranged from 28 to 46 degrees with fair conditions and a possible midweek cloud and shower pattern due to a moving high from Kentucky and a Texas low.
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Sandhills
North Carolina
Spar
Tanburg
S. C
South Carolina
John Wyatt
Candor
North Carolina Mutual Peach Growers Society
Wyatt
Spartanburg
Columbia
Charleston
Two
Carolinas
Kentucky
Atlantic Ocean
Texas
Little Town Marks 60 Years Without a Traffic Fatality
Sevierville Tennessee celebrates six decades of safety since incorporation in 1901 as the town marks no traffic deaths in 60 years, reflecting lasting progress and community resilience.
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Sevierville, Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains
New Comittee Gathers Power to Cancel Federal Contracts
A new committee was empowered to cancel government contracts with firms that fail to implement a standard clause guaranteeing equal hiring and working conditions regardless of race creed color or national origin. The move aims to enforce nondiscrimination requirements in federal contracts.
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