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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1964
Page
9
In a national tournament deal North opens three hearts after a pass sequence and South pursues Blackwood leading to a slam. Declarer navigates diamonds spades and clubs with careful discards and finesse to reach the endgame, illustrating why optimistic play is key when three critical cards must align. South meets the challenge with poised play.
A mixed old style quiz with questions on Sunday School history sports terms and biblical father son matches. The items include which ball is used for a triple play and which berry is most likely to scratch you plus a complex matching exercise of biblical fathers to their sons.
The State Democratic Executive Committee met on June 6 to review run-off ballots and discuss redistricting. Chair Frank Erwin announced staying as chair until the September convention and supported a change to canvass run-off primary votes during presidential years if approved by the legislature. The committee seated Barton Boling in El Paso, replacing Ray Pearson, and certified election returns showing Joe Pool and Robert Baker winning their congressman at large runoffs.
Indira Gandhi, daughter of the late Prime Minister Nehru, will be sworn in as India's information and broadcasting minister on July 2, an official announced. The move places Gandhi in a key cabinet role amid ongoing government affairs in New Delhi.
George Bush spent about three times as much as Jack Cox in the Republican U S Senate runoff. Cox reported $8,174.41 in expenses with $7,964.40 in gifts and $4,440.56 owed. Bush said his runoff campaign cost $24,813.93. Bush opposes Ralph Yarborough in the November general election.
The State Republican Executive Committee certified that George Bush won the party Senate nomination with 49 751 votes in the June 6 runoff. Jack Cox received 30 333 votes.
Actress Kathryn Grant, UT Austin alumna and Bing Crosby's wife, arrived for a summer artist in residence and stage work. She will portray Eliza Doolittle in Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw July 6 8 at Hogg Auditorium while staying at Chi Omega.
A Palestine Texas man Lee Thomas Green Jr. 39 was killed when his single engine plane stalled and spun to earth in a field near the Clute sewer plant just outside city limits. He was dead on arrival at a hospital in Freeport. He was the sole occupant of the aircraft.
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