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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1964

Page

15

Bridge deal summary at Rhinewood tournament

NorthSouth vulnerable with North holding 10 4 J 10 0832 and South with AKQ1085 A opening lead described. West has KJ West? East? The snippet shows dealer north south pair and a past contract 10 with opening lead noted.

West's attempted diamond ruse backfires in bridge column

In a Sheinwold bridge problem West misreads signals after East allegedly leads diamonds. South wins with ace hearts, dummy yields a spade ruff, and declarer secures the game. The piece ends with advice: bid one heart on a weak four card heart, letting partner raise carefully.

Alfred Sheinwold East West South Declarer

Palm Sunday and Easter Services Across Las Vegas Churches

Various churches announce Palm Sunday worships and Holy Week events led by Rev. Levendis, Rev. Orn, and Rev. Melvin Pekrul. Activities include choir performances, baptisms, cantatas, crusades, and youth programs at locations such as 702 East St. Louis Ave, 318 South 1th St, and 9th Bridger Streets with guest speakers and family worship hours spreading through the week.

The Truth Center East St. Louis Ave Levendis Lorraine Green Harry K. Orn Central Christian Church Southlith St Gale Hollingsworth Indian Springs Air Force Base Nellis Air Force Ruth Emery Evelyn Crum Orn Las Vegas Hell Jesus Melvin A. Pekrul First Baptist Church Ninth and Bridger Streets Chancel Gene Corry

Dime Racists Seek Outside Support in Civil Rights Fight

The Alabama State Sovereignty Commission launched a drive to enlist neutral states like Tennessee Oklahoma West Virginia and Kentucky to oppose the civil rights bill. Executive Secretary Fi Howell said national groups would contact friends and relatives to build opposition and fund an education campaign. The seven member panel led by Gov George Wallace aims to defeat the bill quickly as it moves through the Senate.

Montgomery Ala UPI Commisson Fi Howell Howell Tennessee Oklahoma West Virginia Kentucky U. S South Washington George Wallace House Senate

Bullets Found Lost to Rust in British Army Inventory

London report says 92 million rounds of .303 rifle ammunition valued at 5 million dollars were corroded and ruined due to excessive salt in dashboard boxes used for packing the bullets.

London UPI

Bandit Killed After Chase Near El Monte

Police fired on a robbery suspect during a high speed chase in California. Dana Nelson, 33, of West Covina, died from a gunshot wound. passenger Mary Schultz, 54, of Temple City, died at Queen of the Valley Hospital after a crash that involved Nelson’s car and another vehicle. Nine patrol cars pursued Nelson after he robbed a drug store of cash and narcotics.

EL Monte Calif UPI Dana C. Nelson West Covina Mary Schultz Temple City Queen of the Valley Hospital Nelson San Bernardino Schultz

Water Found In White Pine Valley Reservoir Claim

UPI reports the USGS estimates one million acre feet of water stored in the first 100 feet of sediment beneath Lake Valley in White Pine and Lincoln counties. Annual recharge and discharge run about 12 000 acre feet with 8 500 acre feet used by crops and phreatophytes and 3 000 acre feet discharged as underflow through Patterson Wash. Geologists also estimate 7 500 acre feet could be pumped from wells in the valley's south and southeast parts.

Carson City UPI U.S. Geological Survey Lake Valley White Pine Lincoln Patterson Wash

Honor Medal Priest Dies

Rev. Joseph T. O Callahan, 58, believed to be the only chaplain to win the Congressional Medal of Honor, died Wednesday night at St. Vincent Hospital Worcester. He received the medal in 1946 for heroic conduct aboard the aircraft carrier Franklin during a kamikaze attack on March 19, 1945, when he was wounded by shrapnel.

Worcester Mass Joseph T. O'Callahan St. Vincent Hospital Harry S. Truman Franklin

Griffith Methodists Present Oratorio The Creation

The Griffith Methodist Church Choir will perform The Creation by Joseph Haydn on Palm Sunday at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary at 17th and Oakey. Under director Marjorie Dickin, soloists include Elizabeth Rankin Richard Dennis Ed Maule Care Ogden Harald Whisler Bob Owen Ruth Naylor and Kent Longley.

Griffith Methodist Church Joseph Haydn 17Th and Oakey Marjorie Dickin Elizabeth Rankin Richard Dennis Ed Maule Care] Ogden Harald Whisler Bob Owen Bob Owen, Jr Ruth Naylor Kent Longley

Horoscope Forecast by Carroll Righter for April

General outlook highlights alertness to opportunities and romance. Aries to Pisces provide daily guidance on home, finances, relationships, and civic matters. A child born today may seek an early investment in merchandising and independence. provide guidance while pursuing personal goals.

ARIES Taurus Gemini Leo Scorpio Sagittarius Aquarius Carroll Righter Las Vegas Hollywood California

Wayne to Speak in Texas Campaign Push for GOP Nomination

San Antonio reports that movie star John Wayne, urged by a University of Dallas student group, will headline a campaign speech in April to back his bid for the GOP nomination. Wayne will also be the featured speaker at a fundraising dinner for Gordon McLendon, Dallas media executive seeking the Democratic senatorial nomination.

San Antonio Tex UPI John Wayne Texas Wayne Gordon McLendon Dallas U.S. Senate University of Dallas

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