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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1964
Page
8
South dealer North-South vulnerable in CAST No 2201. Declarer wins first trick with the king of spades and returns a low heart from dummy, a suspicious start. The tale contrasts an honest citizen who quietly builds a long suit with South wasting time on hearts, while East acts as no policeman.
South wins the second trick with the king of hearts and runs nine tricks, aided by a club development and a favorable sequence. East can improve by stepping up with the ace of hearts and shifting to diamonds, but South still makes all nine tricks. Also includes a Daily Question on 1NT versus a two spade rebid with a J97 52 hand and notes for Sheinwold’s bridge book offer.
CAMARILLO Calif A market researcher Sanford R Goodkin advocates abolishing coffee breaks for a culture klatch He says Americans average about 125 hours of coffee breaks yearly wasting time He suggests music or recordings of books and plays to stimulate interest in the arts He adds We are not going to elevate the cultural level by changing coffee habits but Let us begin.
Henry Ford II left Madrid for New York after a hunting party in Spain that reportedly included business talks. Sources say Ford discussed potential auto factory plans in Spain, similar to Chrysler's move. Alfred Hitchcock, host of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, studied art and engineering at a Jesuit seminary and the University of London.
President Johnson told 47 senior citizen leaders that the medicare health insurance proposal for the aged will pass. He urged support in Congress, saying the plan is practical, fair, and preserves dignity while workers contribute 25 cents weekly over their careers.
Vladimir Starovsky, head of the Soviet Statistical Board, called CIA growth estimates for Russia from the past two years as 3.2 percent conjured up. He asserted 1961 and 1962 growth at 6 and 5 percent respectively, despite agricultural conditions, and dismissed Western expert and press critique as rubbish.
Tokyo dispatch from Germany cited by the Japan Times says France plans to appoint former Premier Edgar Faure as envoy to Communist China in Peking.
A new plane shown to a prospective buyer crashed in the rain on landing at Gillespie Field. Both aboard, pilot Harry Grammer and Dr. Robert E. Gross, escaped with minor injuries. Grammer was treated for cuts and bruises, Gross was released after treatment. the $23,000 Cessna 205 owned by El Cajon flying service was heavily damaged.
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