Blind doctor plays marked cards in national bridge tourney
Lexington report describes Dr. Arthur M. Dye, 65, a blind life master, carrying 72 Braille-marked decks to the American Contract Bridge League national spring tournament. He notes Braille indicators aid play and limit distractions, even as others call suits and values verbally. The piece covers his routine, remarks on pace, and a side note about a dog returning a wallet with $2,200 found in Sandy, Montana.
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Lexington
Arthur M. Dye
Dr. Dye
Brown Raps GOP on Budget Games and Politics
SACRAMENTO Gov Brown assailed Russembly Republicans for playing political games over his 2.9 billion state budget saying they have scuttled school bond plans siphoned federal pension money and offered no clear budget cuts. The Assembly Ways and Means panel backed the bill 41 14 amid Democratic control and the full House vote near.
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Brown
GOP
Assembly
Ways’ and Means
Tower House
Eans
Deanna
Brotherhood
Frank Belotti
Reading
St. Joseph’s Catholic Hospital
Eureka
Joseph E. Sassel
Brown Urges Solons Probe Boxing Abolition Debate
Sacramento Brown urged lawmakers to study boxing with aims to outlaw professional bouts. He favored a constitutional amendment enabling the legislature to ban or regulate boxing and said abolition could be proposed for the 1963 session, citing his boyhood views and prior investigations that spurred reforms.
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Sacramento
UPS
Brown
San Francisco
California
Sen. Estes Khefauver
D-Tenn
Allen
Archie Moore
Lary Margolis
Bond Purchase Backed by U N Bonds Funds Considered
In Sacramento U N bonds worth 100 million dollars faced consideration as the Senate urged authorization. The proposal, backed by Sen J Eugene McAteer and Sen Richard Richards of San Francisco, sought to secure the bonds and set wage provisions for farm workers if enacted. The measure would move to the Assembly for action.
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Sacramento
United State
Senin
Sen
J. Eugene McAteer
Richard. Richards
D-D
San Francisco
Geles
Tinlessl
Assembly
Budget plan tightens after hearings in state legislature
The proposed fiscal year budget, introduced by the Democratic governor in February, totals 2,885,523,247. After weeks of hearings, Ways and Means sent a floor-ready bill just 886,998 under the governor’s request while Assemblyman John A. Busterud accuses Democrats of rubber stamping and blocking Republican trimming efforts.
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John A. Busterud
Fragmented notice for Long Beach postal bureau sales
A damaged OCR fragment shows nonstandard text about a mall office at Long Beach and a circulation bureau with daily publication except Sundays. It mentions Vine Ave Long Beach and possibly a monthly or yearly payment. Details are unreadable and the core action is unclear.
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Stars Maller A
Loig Beach
Audi Bireau Et Circulailon
Dally Ezcen
Funday al Dik
Vine Ave
Long Beach
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Jesse M. Unnich
Hut Allen
Goodwin J. Knight
Jack Schrade
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Brice AD. Allen
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Geleoram
Pine Ave
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Los Altos Shopping Center
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