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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1963

Page

4

Corbin Urges Auto Safety At Lions Club

Capt W W Corbin troop commander for four Western Maryland counties urged the Frederick Lions Club to back proposed highway safety laws. He called for driver training, uniform safety rules, seat belt use, compulsory vehicle inspections, blood tests for suspected drunk drivers and better traffic policing. He noted progress but urged more funding for research on drug use by long haul drivers and an improved traffic court system.

Lions Club of Frederick Francis Scott Key Hotel W. W. Corbin Maryland Washington Allegany Garrett Capt. Corbin William A. Simmons Dune Westminster Westminster High

Jacoby on Bridge and Public Driving Trends

The article discusses the shift from standard book leads to the Jacoby head of law approach in bridge contract play, noting its rise since World War II and its adoption by top players. It analyzes a North–South bidding example and offers strategic guidance. It also cites AAA figures: nearly two thirds of employed Americans use their own autos or car pools to commute, totaling 41 million people.

Pear Oswald Jacoby West East North AAA

Anniversary and Birthdates Highlight 1960s Era Events

A consolidated recap lists Civil War casualties at Upperville with 186 instances, the U S Senate approving a Japan extradition treaty, and a 1943 Detroit race riot that killed 34 and injured 700. It notes 1964 birth of Martha Van Rensselaer and birthdays for Adm. Felt Holliday McCarthy Russell Harrold, plus typhoon deaths in Seoul and regional motor vehicle leadership changes.

U.S. Senate Japan Detroit West Berlin Internal Revenue Service Edward M. Gilbert E. L. Bruce Co Brazil Martha van Rensselaer Randolph N.Y Miss van Rensselaer College of Agriculture Cornell University Mins Vai Renseclear U.S. Food Administration Hoover White House National League of Women Voters U.S van Rensselaer Harry Donald Felt USN Topeka Kansas Judy Holliday New York City Mary McCarthy

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