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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1960
Page
3
Derek Burlinson of Tucson analyzes a bridge hand where South opens one no trump and North raises to name. Burlinson opens six of spades, East takes ace, deuce returns, South loses a jack to Burlinson’s queen and a third spade. South errs with a club finesse and goes down.
In a four player auction you must choose a bid after North opens and South declines. The prompt suggests two hearts as a weak response but counters that your partner should recognize the weakness and you should pass if they won’t bid.
Elvis Presley plans to write a book about his Army experience after returning to the United States from Germany. The 24-year-old singer, cited for outstanding soldier, said he would also quit the Army title and reunite with his guitar. He spoke of a casual relationship with Priscilla Beaulieu, a Wiesbaden high school student, though both indicated it is not serious. Presley is due to discharge as sergeant and scout platoon leader within 2 to 24 hours after reaching the U.S. He may appear on May 1 on a national TV show. Curtis G. Sones had his license revoked by the Department of Motor Vehicles.
The House Space Committee approved 915 million dollars for a national space program to outpace the Soviet Union. NASA funding includes the fiscal 1961 request plus 3 million dollars added by President Eisenhower. Rep. Overton Brooks urged faster action and greater urgency while Air Force leaders outlined plans for increased missile activity and maintenance funding.
The House Judiciary Committee issued an unfavorable report on a bill to penalize unwed mothers with more than two legitimate children. Baltimore delegates aimed to exempt the city, making passage unlikely for the 30 day session. The bill would have fined mothers of three or more illegitimate children up to $1,000 and potential imprisonment.
Herbert N. Heston, ex Hood College PR man, becomes Smith College general development director. Smith aims to raise 23 million dollars for endowment and new facilities in Northampton Massachusetts. A 108 member committee will coordinate Findlay College church campaign as part of broader plans.
Westminster shoppers are invited to visit Bennett's new Young Land Children's store in Westminster Shopping Center for Easter styles. The guide highlights jewelry pins necklaces bracelets handbags toddler bags dress accessories including slips petticoats gloves and nylon options with prices beginning at 1.00. The shop stays open late nightly and promotes a growing line of boygirl outfits and accessories.
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