E. B. Grace dies longtime Bethlehem Steel leader
Eugene B. Grace 53 prominent figure in the U S steel industry died at home in Bethlehem Pa He headed Bethlehem Steel Corp guiding it to a major shipbuilder and the nations second largest steel producer Grace rose from crane operator to president and later chairman and CEO resigning in 1957 after health declined His career spanned nearly five decades and included a top campus athletic past at Lehigh University.
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Treasury to Cash Pay 10.4 Billion of Maturing Securities
The Treasury says it will retire 10.4 billion dollars of federal securities maturing next month and reborrow about nine billion via new issues. This reduces the federal debt by 1.4 billion while citing a stronger budget position and a 51.1 billion dollar surplus for the 1960 fiscal year. Holders of maturing notes will not have preemptive rights to exchange into the new issue.
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Hospital Building Fund Gift Noted by Keefer
Photo by Frank J. Keefer records a generous July 18 donation to Memorial Hospital for the building fund, presented in behalf of the organization.
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Federal Roads Funds Allocated for Interstate and ABC Programs
Secretary of Commerce Frederick M. Muellar announced $2.893 billion in federal highway aid for fiscal year starting July 1, 196L. The package includes $2.2 billion for the interstate system at 90 percent federal cost and $693.75 million for ABC Program primary and secondary roads. Maryland received $48.79 million for interstates, $2.64 million for primary roads, $1.66 million for secondary, and $2.93 million for urban highways. Cairo reports Mustapha Faroukhi named head of Algerian diplomatic mission to Red China.
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Five Hurt In Howard County Intersection Crash
Five persons from Woodbine were injured in a 7 15 p m crash at the Florence Road and Jennings Chapel Road junction in Howard County. A 1949 Ford driven by 17 year old William Phebus collided with a 1958 Chevrolet pickup driven by 19 year old Gene Mullinix. Injured were Phebus and three passengers Griffith Jones Jr Louis Jones and John Lee Sandiford and Raymond Beacroft 31. All were taken to Montgomery General Hospital. Charges pending after investigation.
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Mountain House Destroyed By Fire
A log house along Wolfsville Mountain Road burned late Sunday night and was reduced to ashes by early Monday. Smithsburg firefighters fought the blaze with all three local units and water trucks from neighboring towns as a water shortage hampered efforts. The house, reportedly tenanted by a single person and owned by the family of the late Mrs. Clara Smith, was gone before fire crews could gain control. No occupant presence confirmed at fire time.
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Police disperse crowds at two white-customer drive-ins
In Greenville Washington area crowds of Black and white youths gathered Sunday night at two drive-in restaurants serving whites. Police broke up a scuffle of about 200 youths at one site and dispersed about 500 at the second. Authorities did not determine a cause.
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Jacoby on Bridge Column Brief Readouts
Short bridge notes from Jacoby discuss play ideas and bidding themes. The column provides quick insights for bidding decisions and card handling.
Best Percentage Is In Bidding
Bridge dialogue notes a North hand where partner opens one heart and responder goes one spade. After opener rebids two hearts, responder shifts to three clubs and the partner rebids to.
Bridge hand description with opening lead and bids
A bridge deal sequence shows South as dealer with passes from North and East. The record notes a 2 level overcall, 3 notrump auction, and an opening lead of a diamond. The hand details include suits and vulnerability, illustrating a standard bridge bidding and play scenario.
Three Hearts Decision in Bridge Bid Narrative
A bridge hand discussion contrasts the pessimist passing, the optimist choosing between three notrump and four hearts, and the group deciding between a bid and pass after showing all cards. The excerpt ends with a plan to play.
Pass in Three Hearts in Bridge Is Questioned
The dialogue analyzes a faultless three hearts bid in bridge. It argues South can fail to make nine tricks after East wins with the ace and South loses two heart tricks and the ace of diamonds. It concludes passing three hearts would be wrong and that four hearts is preferable for North South based on the cards shown.
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South Wold
UAR recalls ambassador to Tehran over Israel recognition
Cairo says the United Arab Republic will recall its ambassador Mahmoud Moharran Hammad from Tehran for talks after Iran’s reported continued diplomatic recognition of Israel. Tehran cites budget reasons for recalling its envoy to Israel, angering Cairo press and Arab League officials.
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