Six Hearts Triumph After Sequential Cue Bids In Bridge
In a historical bridge column Oswald Jacoby explains how early forcing two bids and cue bids evolved. South, holding a strong hand, uses a series of cue bids to force to seven hearts despite a club opening and North signaling strength, leading to a grand slam.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
East
Ted Lightner
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Oswald Jacoby
South
Mike Michaels
Michaels
North
North Carolina asks high court to rule on sentence power
Atty General Wade Bruton said the U S Supreme Court was petitioned to decide whether a state judge can refuse to alter a sentence ordered reduced by a federal judge. The case centers on whether a defendant can receive a longer term at a second trial after an earlier term was set aside. The dispute involves a Fourth Circuit ruling and a state Supreme Court precedent regarding federal orders to shorten sentences.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Wade Bruton
U.S. Supreme Court
Bruton
Supreme Court
High Court
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
N.C. Supreme Court
Superior Court
James H. Pou Bailey
Clinton A. Pearce
Algernon Butler
Clinton
Pearce
Bailey
New Couple to Lead I Do! I Do! in New York
Carol Lawrence and Gordon MacRae will headline the musical I Do I Do at 46th Street Theater with matinee performances starting in mid October and will take over evening shows in December from Mary Martin and Robert Preston. After a two month break, Martin and Preston begin a national tour.
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New York
Carol Lawrence
Gordon MacRae
46Th Street Theater
Mary Martin
Robert Preston
Christmas Concert Planned at High Point College
The High Point College Concert Choir directed by Frances Redding presents The Song of Christmas by Roy Ringwald in Memorial Auditorium at 10 a.m. Narrator Bob Montgomery of Stratford New Jersey and accompanist Pat May lead soloists from multiple cities. Free admission. limited seating during assembly hour invites public attendance.
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High Point College
Frances Redding
High Point College Memorial Auditorium
Roy Ringwald
Bob Montgomery
Stratford
N. J
Pat May
Margaret Leary
Dana Scotten
Lynda Corn
Joe Patterson
High Point
Judi White
Gastonia
Jerry Jones
Winston-Salem
C. L. King
Asheboro
Douglas Rayle
Greensboro
Nancy Taylor
Eutaw
Ala
Rik Danburg
Gainsville
Fla
Youre a Good Man Charlie Brown heads for new tours
Off Broadway hit You're a Good Man Charlie Brown will tour nationally and open resident runs in Boston London Johannesburg Copenhagen Toronto Paris and Rome. A second travelling unit will visit colleges in autumn 1968, announced producer Arthur Whitelaw and Gene Persson.
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New York
UCLA writers win top prizes in national playwriting contest
In the 15th National Collegiate Playwriting Contest two UCLA students earned top honors with Coming of Age by Paul Morse and The Day of the Plywood Parthenon by Jerome C Small. Short play winners include Roger N Cornish Patty Wade Brian J Hilton from Minnesota Texas and San Francisco State.
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New York
University of California
Los Angeles
Paul Morse
Jerome C. Small
Parthenon
Samuel French
Roger N. Cornish
University of Minnesota
Patty
Wade
University of Texas
Brian J. Hilton
San Francisco State College
Fugitive Death Clears Up Cases
Army Cpl. Earl Hill, 26, charged with murder in Tennessee, declined extradition in Georgia. Held without bond on a legal detainer after being questioned about the fatal shooting of Lieutenant Bailey and wounding his wife. Hill is from Limestone Cove and was on Thanksgiving leave when the incidents occurred.
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Savannah
Earl Hill
Unicoi County
Tenn
Superior Court
Dunbar Harrison
Hill
Tennessee
Ft. Stewart
Washington, D.C
Lowell Bailey
Bailey
James E. Yates
Limestone Cove
Yates
Georgia
Hinesville
Army’ Post
FBI
Uncle Retains Deputy Post in Rowan County
Salisbury North Carolina report says Sheriff John Stirewalt kept his deputy Uncle Gene Stirewalt after initially firing him for being a close relative and Ku Klux Klan member. The county commissioners ended the dispute during a regular meeting and stated they would not dictate sheriff actions.
Broadway’s The Front Page Replaced by Musical Version
New York report says The Front Page will be adapted into a musical with Clifford Hayman guiding the project. The show is tentatively due for release late this season on Broadway with SRO status indicated.
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New York
Clifford Hayman
Millis Road Elementary to Host December Meeting with Chorus
Millis Road Elementary School schedules a December meeting on Thursday at 7 45 p m The Junior Chorus directed by Judith Williams will present the program Around the World With Christmas featuring student performances.
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Millis Road
Judith Williams
Scott Signals Support for Civil Service in NC
Lt. Gov. Bob Scott told Raleigh Lions Club he sees no reason North Carolina should not adopt civil service for state workers while noting fears of political pressure are exaggerated. He warned of rising costs and the need for more funding for education and higher learning, and predicted multiple gubernatorial candidates next year.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
North Carolina
Raleigh Lions Club
Scott
Geraldine Nielson
Forsyth
General Assembly
Lions
Lions Club
Wreck on Ward injures 22 year old man
A 22 year old man, Phillip Wade Moore of Kivett Drive, was injured in a 6 a.m. wreck at Hurt intersection when his car hit a telephone pole causing 475 dollars in damage and he was charged with reckless driving.
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Phillip Wade Moore
Kivett Drive
Moore
Surrett Drive
Finch Street
Charles Kelly
Rt. 5
James Jackson Jr
Vail Street
Kelly
Washington Drive
James Streater
Meredith Street
McArthur Allen
W. Green Drive
Allen
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