Rockhold leads heart to defeat five clubs at Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas J A Rockhold of Baton Rouge Louisiana helped his team win the championship by leading a heart to force the ace jack sequence in dummy. He reasoned that partner might not hold both king and queen of hearts, but could establish one before South could ruff. A second heart lead after club ace beat the contract and five clubs were made at the wrong table.
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Fort Worth
Texas
J. A. Rockhold
Baton Rouge
Rock
Rift in Soviet Chinese ties deepens as experts may depart
Reports from Yugoslavia cite Soviet technicians leaving Peiping by train amid questions over Chinese claims contracts ended. Dispatch hints a rift could trigger withdrawal of all Soviet experts, signaling a broader ideological clash between Moscow and Beijing. In Virginia, 24 Negro pupils are assigned to white schools, expanding desegregation to Richmond and Roanoke for the first time. Norfolk and Alexandria had begun desegregation earlier by court order.
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West
Soviet Union
Red China
Yugoslavia
Peiping
Tanjug
Perping
Moscow
XEGRO
Richmond, Va
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Virginia
Richmond
Roanoke
Alexandra
Norfolk
Alexandria
Adventist Speaker Warns of Marital Pitfalls at Conference
BALTIMORE AP Adventist speaker Arch C. Dart urged that marriage can be miserable due to religious misunderstandings financial stresses interference from others and cooling companionship. He said couples need 18 to 24 months to truly know each other and warned that early disagreements can wreck homes. The 10 day Adventist conference in Catonsville runs through next Saturday.
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Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Fayth Saeeeeeeen
Y. Arch C. Dart
Adventist World Headquarters
Washington
Dart
10-Day Adventist Conference
Catonsville
Soviets Open Door to Joint Space Project
In Stockholm, Prof. Leonid Sedov, head of the Soviet space committee, floated a joint Soviet American space project at the International Astronautical Congress. He then tempered the idea, saying cooperation would depend on the international situation and a formal government agreement. Col. John P. Stapp and Prof. HS Senfert offered counterpoints amid the debate. Sedov noted some space experiments require multinational cooperation and funding.
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Sweden
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Sedov
Space Committee
Soviet Academy of Science
John P. Stapp
U.S. Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
HS. Senfert
Stanford
University
Calif
Inter_national Astronautical Federation
Sedov
Spy trap of son cited in Moscow air incident talk
Beresford argued that U-2 flights, though flying over Soviet territory to gather data, were not clandestine and did not constitute aggression. He cited the bounds of effective control in sovereignty and noted Moscow’s acceptance of certain foreign flights as distress entries. He referenced the captured U-2 pilot Francis Powers in his discussion.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Itelf
Beresford
U2 Flights Not Violations Say Congressional Lawyer
Spencer M. Beresford, special counsel to the House Space Committee, argued that U-2 reconnaissance flights over the Soviet Union did not violate international law. He cautioned his views were personal and noted no binding agreement exists between the US and USSR on Soviet domestic law or airspace.
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Soviet Union
Congressional Committee
International Astronautical Federation
Stockholm
Spencer M. Beresford
Moscow
Beresford
House Space Committee
Foreign Ministers Plan Meeting in Costa Rica
In San Jose a hemispheric foreign ministers conference, led by the Organization of American States, opens Tuesday to address communism spread in the Americas. Delegations from the United States, Cuba, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic number about 300, with talks on Dominican intervention and Soviet influence in Cuba. A separate item notes a 22 year old West Friendship youth accidentally shooting himself in the leg while target practicing Sunday evening near his home.
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Caribbean
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Cuba
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Romuio Betancourt
U.S
West Friendship
Randalis
Shooting Incident Sends Boy to Hospital in Montgomery
Barracks of the State Police reported last night Herbert Hamilton Cross was rushed to Montgomery County General Hospital in Sandy Spring by his mother after the shooting accident. He was reported to be in good condition at the hospital last night.
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Herbert Hamilton Cross
Montgomery County General Hospital
Sandy Spring
Truck Driver Faces Two Charges After East Ninth Crash
City Police reported two-vehicle crash on East Ninth street in Monocacy Village. Charles Cook, 31, of Frederick, driving a Mack, faced charges for operating on a revoked license and an improper left turn after his vehicle collided with John C. Douglas, 31, of East Ninth, in a 1960 Plymouth. Douglas charged with reckless driving. Collateral posted. trial set for August 22 at 4 a.m. Officer Nathan Dorsey investigated.
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Monocacy Village
Charles Cook
Route 5
Frederick
John C. Douglas
East Ninth
Cook
Douglas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Nathan Dorsey
Missile Fight Is Successful at White Sands Range
White Sands Missile Range New Mexico reports a further successful test of the Nike Hercules system. An improved Hercules missile served as the target while a sister missile intercepted it nine miles above the desert last Friday. The test followed an earlier summer interception at White Sands and emphasizes enhancements in ground acquisition tracking and guidance radars.
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N. M
Desert
White Sands
Hercules
Hall bikes across country then lands in trouble
Robert Hall a 24 year old rock n roll singer traveling by bicycle from Annapolis to Alaska was arrested in Sidney Nebraska on a West Virginia grand larceny case after a Maryland hotelier agreed to underwrite his trip. Hall claims a mixup over rifles and will waive extradition to West Virginia. He plans to attempt Alaska again next year.
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Neb
Robert Hall
Hall
Annapolis
Alaska
Cumberland
Nebraska
Maryland
West Virginia
Soe
Velmer Knapp
Winfield
W.va
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Knapp
JB Kirk
Nitro
W. Va
Kirk
Air Force
French Morocco
Indonesia to Start Atomic Reactor Project Near Jakarta
The Antara News Agency of Indonesia says construction of an atomic reactor near Jakarta will begin next year with Soviet aid. No date or location specifics beyond the stated target and cooperation.
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Antara
Sass Indonesia
Jakarta
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