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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1962
Page
2
In Corpus Christi during 1961 a bridge hand yielded exceptional luck. South opened either one no trump or one heart, and across most tables he reached a four heart contract. South and his partner shared equal spade and diamond holdings, while clubs failed to cooperate.
Senior life policy offer from Old American Insurance Co invites applications for a $1,000 policy issued up to age 80. No calls, complete by mail, with final-expense benefits and easy mail transaction from 4400 Oak Dept. SALISE, Kansas City, Mo.
Joe Musameci of San Antonio played a bold no trump defense after North skipped Stayman. He won the first diamond and ran hearts, then forced West to cash four diamonds. East broke under pressure, discarding to expose a club king, allowing Musameci to retain key cards and win the last three tricks to fulfill his contract.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare estimates one in 100 Mexicans have tuberculosis and at least 10,000 die annually from the disease in Mexico City.
A blind Frederick native, Alice Rohrbach, now head of Braille transcribers at the Library of Congress, helps unveil the world 160 volume Braille encyclopedia. The 37 foot shelf space at Washington holds the set, a breakthrough for the sightless reading general knowledge.
The Library of Congress division plans 17 copies for regional libraries, financed by Field Enterprises and Field Foundation with $115,500 from American House for the Blind. Charles Gallozzi notes the 1959 edition is compact and suitable for readers 14 and up, mainly aiding blind schoolchildren.
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