Old Lady Luck Showers Tricks In Bridge Game
North and South played a three no trump contract after West overcalled. South held spade support and diamonds, but faced a club lead from East’s opened suit. A sequence of top spades, a heart finesse, and careful heart and club play yielded ten tricks for South and West’s defense, with West's diamond continuation finally running out the hand.
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Trial Proposed For Oswald
The Palo Alto Times editorial suggested a regular trial for Lee Harvey Oswald even after death to reveal all facts, arguing he must be presumed innocent until proved guilty and that a full airing of the case is needed.
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Palo Alto
Calif
John F. Kennedy
Limousine May Go To Museum After Kennedy Assassination
Washington AP reports the bubble-top limousine that Kennedy rode in may be retired to a museum unless President Johnson opts to use it. The 30 month old car was inspected for bullet fragments after the Dallas shooting. If not used, it would be returned to Ford and likely donated to the Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, where the Sunshine Special is already on display. Mrs Cleze Gill Morris, 78, former Ringling Bros performer billed as the world’s tallest woman, died in Greensboro North Carolina after a life traveling with the circus.
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Kennedy
Dallas
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Ford
Henry Ford Museum
Dearborn
Mich
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Cleze Gill Morris
Greensboro
N.C
Harvard physician Dr Walter Bauer Dies at 65
Dr Walter Bauer 65 a Jackson professor of clinical medicine at Harvard University in Cambridge Massachusetts died Monday AP reports his death at home in Cambridge. He was a noted medical educator and researcher associated with Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Cambridge, Mass
Jackson
Harvard University
5. K. Fineberg
Harlem
American Medical Association
Fineberg
Reporter Checks Recognition Of De Gaulle And Johnson
In Trenton New Jersey a Times reporter tested 30 people to see if they could identify Charles de Gaulle and Lyndon B Johnson from a news photo Eleven recognized both while four named Johnson and misidentified De Gaulle Four mistook De Gaulle for Nikita Khrushchev One person confused De Gaulle with the pope A luncheonette owner pegged one man as his grandfather and the other as his uncle Five respondents recognized neither man.
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Trenton
N.J
Trenton Evening Times
Charles de Gaulle
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Jonson
de Gaulle
Nikita Khru
Freighters Burn After Collision Off Montreal
In the St Lawrence River near Montreal two freighters collided under a full moon. The Lionel, 4490 tons, had 28 sailors rescued as flames rose and smoke drifted over the harbor. The Manchester Merchant, 9790 tons, was doused in under two hours with 35 aboard.
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Montreal
St. Lawrence
Lionel
Transport Department
Montreal Island
Christian Unity Discussed At National Council Assembly
The triennial assembly of the National Council of Churches heard calls for Christian unity amid tensions over local ecumenism. Lutheran leaders noted difficulties in assigning authority for Catholic dialogue and emphasized local study groups for ecumenical discussion.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Joe
Segerhammar
Pacific Southwest Synod
Lutheran Church In America
Phil Baker, famed 1920s star, dies at 67 in Copenhagen
Phil Baker, age 67, a leading entertainer of the 1920s and 1930s on stage, vaudeville, movies, radio and television, died Saturday. He retired in 1955 and moved to Copenhagen with his Danish-born wife, Irmgard.
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Copenhagen
Phil Baker
Baker
Stadio
Irmgard
Nigerians Will Train Congo Police
United Nations reports indicate that when the U.N. force withdraws on June 30, four hundred Nigerian policemen will remain to train Congolese police. Nigeria has already begun training under a bilateral agreement and also contributes a 600-man battalion to the U.N. force, which totals about 6,000 personnel from a dozen countries.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Congo
Nigeria
Secret Service guards Lynda Bird Johnson at Texas dorm
At the University of Texas in Austin, Secret Service agents guard Lynda Bird Johnson as she resumes a heavy class load after returning from Washington. A friend says she is handling the disruption well while agents monitor her dorm lobby and surrounding area.
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Austin
Tex
Johnson
University of Texas
Lynda Bird Johnson
Lynda Bird
School of Arts and Sciences
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Secret Service
Dallas
Washington
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Seleret Service
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Sta
Idarm
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