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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1966
Page
5
The column presents a bridge hand where North as dummy watches dummy partner play four spades. After misfiring tricks and a ruff, the narrator suggests muttering “very unlucky” to keep a partner’s spirits high. It argues pass is best for dealer with given hand and notes some experts might open with one club on 13 points and three quick tricks.
Washington reports Luci Johnson will wed Patrick Nugent at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, the second largest church in the United States. The $30 million Romanesque-Byzantine shrine, under construction since 1920, sits on a hill near Catholic University and will host the ceremony at its canopied high altar, a first for the shrine.
Advice column with letters about job interviews and teen employment, neighbor surveillance, and dating maturity. The notes urge finishing high school, proper dress, solo interviews, and avoiding pension discussions. The column offers responses and references to Ann Landers’ booklet.
Washington Redskins defensive safety Jim Steffen is in Doctors Hospital with a collapsed lung and broken ribs from Wednesday’s exhibition against the Baltimore Colts. Doctors say he will be treated for two to three weeks and out of action four to six weeks.
Governor Grant Sawyer toured Reid Gardner Station in Moapa where Al Perry showed the 12 story boiler, main transformer, turbine generator, and control board. Nevada Power’s first public utility plant is a large coal unit with 120000 KW capacity, 1050 tons coal daily, planned for three units and scheduled completed in 1965.
Atty Gen. Thomas C. Lynch told a Rotary Club luncheon in eight California counties that less populous areas will face increased crime as population growth accelerates. He said crime rates rise with rapid population increases and urged preparation.
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