Old Kibitzer Objects to East in Bridge Hand
In a club game North-South play, East discards a trump, prompting the Old Kibitzer to demand punishment for the move. Declarer eventually wins via a series of trumps and ruffs, but East’s discard leaves South on the edge after a poor club break. The kibitzer suggests better play and notes East’s discard undermines the contract.
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Hoffa's Son Wins Michigan Democratic House Primary
James P. Hoffa, son of imprisoned leader James Hoffa, won the Michigan House primary in Detroit's 6th District with 1,429 votes, defeating Caster Ogonowski by 301 after a dispute over alleged vote buying. He will face Republican Anthony Licata in May.
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Teamsters
James Hey Hoffa
University of Michigan Law School
Michigan House of Representatives
Joseph d. Kowalski
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Hoffa
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House of Representatives
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Anthony Licata
Advertising Association
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Loyalty Parade Planned By VFW Post 3413 In Phoenix
A Loyalty Day parade sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3413 will march Saturday with 200 groups and Scout units. The route starts at the VFW Hall at 222 S Wells Fargo, ending back there after a circuit through Wells Fargo Osborn Scottsdale Indian School Rd and Brown. Contact Kenton Scatt at 945-6416 for guards and details. In Phoenix Gov. Williams urged a summer jobs push, asking businesses to offer one or two jobs daily for youths, about 60 600 youths expected to seek work by June.
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Johnson Kiesinger talks on U S West Germany rift in Bonn
President Johnson and West German Chancellor Kiesinger spent over two hours in Bonn discussing U S West Germany tensions and the nuclear pact. Johnson stressed continued close consultation and said no hard decisions were made.
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Russia
Konrad Adenauer
Harold Wilson
Alda
Teamsters vote on three year contract in doubt
Union leaders said a two thirds approval among 370 locals hinted a majority of locals favored the deal but individual voting could still decide acceptance. Chicago faced an industry lockout affecting 45,000 Teamsters as nationwide tensions linger over the master contract.
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UPI
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Missing ship seen off Gulf of California
A fishing boat with five Arizonans aboard was found after being reported missing in the Gulf of California. The FAA said the craft was spotted south of San Rosalia by a civil aircraft and the passengers will be flown to Tucson around 2 p.m. today. Those aboard included Dr. Anie Van Ravensway Peter Di Curli Dr. Ray Thomas and Mr and Mrs Cart Morton of Phoenix.
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Peter di- Curli
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Phoenix
Colorado approves liberal abortion bill signed by governor
Colorado Governor John A. Love signed the nation's most liberal abortion measure after a tense debate. The bill permits abortion with a unanimous three-doctor board decision in accredited hospitals and lists grounds including maternal death risk, serious health impairment, fetal deformity, rape or incest up to 16 weeks, and pregnancies of girls under 17 from statutory rape. The measure passed the legislature by wide margins amid protests and threats.
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