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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1961
Page
9
A bridge expert analyzes a six card stilt headed by king queen mane and the risky lead to defeat a three no trump contract. The king lead may offer the defense one chance if South sees all cards and West holds certain heart cards or the ace of clubs. The ace from dummy can win only under specific holds and East misplay can allow a heart ten block.
Mrs Margaret E Stull Dickerson and Mr Carroll Flohr infant Nina Mae born August 10 at Suburban Hospital. Mrs Ruth Roberson hosted dinner with Rev Joseph Rail Jr Ellis Roberson family of Dickerson and Harold Roberson family of Wheaton. Clay Deering recovering after medical procedure in Washington. Zelma Spahr birthday August 22. Sandra Thomas eighth birthday August 26. Visitors at Arthur Stull home included Stull families from Frederick Walkersville Middletown Eastview Shookstown, plus Bernard Gosnell and Margaret Ann Truifffe. Judy Matthews birthday August 28. Mrs Charles Orum birthday August 30. Thasa Lewis eighth birthday August. Mrs Ray Darnell returned from Cleveland visit. Mr Morton ill after heart attacks.
James Marlow analyzes President Kennedy's first seven months in office noting a mild Congress and meek early programs. He weighs potential tough actions on civil rights, medical care, and education, and questions how hard Kennedy will push Congress in the next three years amid Southern Democrats and Republican opposition.
Tense ties with Khrushchev over Berlin persist as Kennedy signals resolve and belligerence rises. Separately the Post Office announces a 4 cent Frederic Remington centennial stamp with first day covers sales and official postmark deadlines.
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