World Championship Bridge Play Sees Brazil, North America Tie In Five Hearts
Oswald and James Jacoby recap a match versus Brazil in the World championship. North America holds five clubs as Bobby Goldman contemplates the bid and Gabriel Chagas of Brazil shifts to six clubs, preserving the game and yielding 12 IMPs though five hearts would have succeeded.
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Brazil
Jim Jacoby
Bobby Wolff
North America
North
South
Bobby Goldman
Bobby
Gabriel Chagas
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Car Thefts Denied By 3 In Green Bay
Three Green Bay residents pleaded innocent in federal court to interstate transportation of stolen cars. Judge Reynolds set bonds at 5000 for Donald Geurts 42 his wife Starlyn 22 and 2500 for Melbourne Murray Sr 45 a Fire Department lieutenant. They were among six indicted April 13 for thefts of late model Lincolns and Cadillacs smuggled from the East Coast sold below market in Green Bay and Manitowoc areas.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay
U.S
John W. Reynolds
Donald B. Geurts
Starlyn
Manitowoc
Pornography debates spark letters to Ann Landers column
In a 1971 Ann Landers style exchange a reader in Connecticut vents about pornographic mailings and public access to sex acts while others seek guidance on family boundaries and exaggeration. Norman Cousins is cited on the dangers of detaching sex from love.
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Ann Landers
Connecticut
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
Amen
Norman
Newark News
Berkeley Heights
Berk
Emma
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Great Lakes Icebreaking Tests Expand Efforts
Rear Adm. Chester A. Richmond Jr reported at a Cleveland seminar that the Coast Guard tested three icebreaking methods to extend the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway shipping season. Hydraulic impactors, an explosive earthmoving device, and a downward breaking system using water cannons were studied, with further work planned on lubrication, snow cover effects, and ship stress.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Coast Guard
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Chester A. Richmond Jr
Cleveland
Richmond
Pertzsch School Students Hear Roberts Speak
Onalaska Wisconsin Rep. Virgil Roberts spoke to 142 Irving Pertzsch School students about how a bill becomes law. He explained drafting, committee editing, cosponsorship, readings, committee hearings, and approval by assembly, senate, and governor or veto. Students will also tour Onalaska City Hall to learn city government functions.
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Onalaska
Wis
Virgil Roberts
Holmen
Irving Pertzsch
Roberts
Assembly
Senate
Pertzsch School
Florence Hyatt
Carol Crothers
Joyce Olson
Harold Blank
Aid Okayed For Poor On State Reservations Aid Okayed For Poor On State Reservations
Madison AP report says a $416,736 federal grant will aid low income persons on 10 Wisconsin Indian reservations and communities. Gov Lucey approved the grant through the Great Lakes Intertribal Council. Rep Groshek announced a separate $99,921 federal grant for summer head start programs serving 330 preschool children in Marquette Portage Waushara counties.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Soviets enlarge fleet in Mediterranean near Naples
AP reports the Soviet fleet in the Mediterranean has grown slightly in the past month. The surface ships rose from 39 to 43 and submarines are estimated at 10 to 12, according to the North Atlantic alliance's air-naval command.
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Naples
Mediterranean
North Atlantic Alliance
Air-Naval Command
Nicolas Chauvin
Napoleon
Building Panel Gets Nongovernment Man
Ed ward R. Prince of Milwaukee was appointed by Gov. Patrick J. Lucey as the first nongovernmental official on the State Building Commission. Prince replaces Joe Nusbaum of the Department of Administration. Lucey cited Prince's banking background as strengthening fiscal decisions for major state building programs. The governor also voiced concern over rising state debt from highway recreation pollution abatement and building projects.
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Madison
Wis
Edward R. Prince
Milwaukee
Patrick J. Lucey
State Building Commission
Department of Administration
Commission
Prince
Joe Nusbaum
Lucey
The
Building Commission
Close Friend Of Late Senator McCarthy Dies
Otis G. Gomillion a 68 year old former private detective operator and close ally of Senator Joseph R McCarthy died Saturday at the Veterans Administration hospital in Milwaukee He had served as McCarthys unofficial body guard during the anti communism era and McCarthy used his Milwaukee apartment as temporary headquarters
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Milwaukeee
Otis G. Gomillion
Joseph R. McCarthy
Veterans Administration Hospital
McCarthy
Gomillion
Milwaukee
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