Long Beach Student Elected to National Hillel Post
Phyllis Leventhal a 19 year old Stanford sophomore from Long Beach is one of four college students elected to the 62 member national governing commission of the B n ai B r i th Hillel Foundation. Hillel claims to be the first major Jewish group granting full participing rights to young people. The body will conduct religious educational and cultural programs for Jewish students at universities in the United States Canada and overseas. The election occurred in Pennsylvania.
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Long Beach
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation
Phyllis Leventhal
Stanford
United States
Canada
Pennsylvania
Karpin on Bridge by Fred L Karpin
In a rubber bridge hand South erred by thinking after the trick, risking defeat. The article details a hypothetical line where South should have preserved East out of the lead by letting West win the opening diamond trick, enabling a sequence to make the contract. It emphasizes planning before play and explains the consequences of misjudged tricks.
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West
South
Gadl
East
Declarer
King of Diamonds
Betrothal of Jordan High School Graduates Reported
Parents of the brides and grooms from Long Beach announce the betrothals of Robin A. Sirignano and Jack Brunswig and Donna Ruth Sanada to James Edward Case. The couples involve Jordan High and Millikan High School alumni and Long Beach City College students.
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Jordan High School
Robin A. Sirignano
Jack Brunswig
Robert Sirignano
Long Beach
Rethal
Donna Ruth
James Edward Case
Miss Sanada
Millikan High School
Long Beach City College
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Hillel
Lakewood
Acrilan
Paul
California
Eponey
Santa Ana
Marina
Pomona
Newport Center
Palos Verdes
LA Habra
Karpin
Bridge
Fred L. Karpin
King
Fay D. Bach
Catherine
Edward J. Perilore
California State College
Bach
Alpina Omicron Pi
Fred Perilore
Downey
CSLB
Catherine Bach
Sirignano-Brunswig
Ernest Brunswig
al Sanada
EMBAT
Botfuns
Bertolini
Andrew Geller
Gorden-Soap
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