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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1972
Page
9
A reader questions a husband who admits relations with a young patient and professed love for both wife and lover. Abby advises the doctor to seek treatment, halt practice until rehabilitated, and the wife to stay if he seeks help. Other letters complain about etiquette failures, bragging neighbors, and a request for a maturity definition.
The article describes school canteens expanding activities to attract teens amid rising private events and rock concerts. Canteen programs include backpacking and snow skiing classes, with Millikan students showing strong interest in Wednesday evening offerings. Teens complain about Friday dance exit rules but approve smoking access on patios. Regular hours cover after school and evenings, with 50 cent membership cards for dance-night discounts.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Miller of Long Beach mark seven decades of marriage with a family celebration at their grandson Ron Applegate's home. Attending were their daughter Mrs. Roy Applegate, a granddaughter, and five great grandchildren. Married December 24, 1802 in Los Angeles, they settled in Long Beach in 1912. Mr. Miller retired in 140 as a salesman with a mosaic tile company. The couple have long been active in the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses since 1912.
An open house at the Long Beach home of Mr. and Mrs. Erich Kistel will honor their 62nd wedding anniversary. Married Dec. 31, 1910 in Chicago, they moved to Long Beach in 1951 and have two sons, four grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Mr. Kistel was a cigar maker for 35 years. Mrs. Kistel works as a private nurse.
In a four heart auction South cue bids clubs and North shows spades to reveal a grand slam possibility. Against West's club king lead the declarer rushes, cashes the club ace, and tries a crossruff to take all 13 tricks, only to miss the grand slam.
In a bridge hand featuring IRA G Corr Jk as captain, declarer focuses on the contract rather than potential grand slam prospects. After West ruffs and leads the last trump, he uses a low diamond to execute a super safety play, guaranteeing 12 tricks by preserving two remaining trumps in dummy to ruff the small diamonds, while later cashing the diamond king. The piece notes the distinction between making 12 tricks in a small slam versus a grand slam and cautions that going down on the hand reflects misplacement of emphasis and choice of contract.
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