Bridge play analysis in Alfred Sheinwold college tourney
The article reviews a college bridge contest with players Bel Root and Ears Roster among the notable participants. It outlines a detailed play sequence focusing on the king of spades, queen of clubs, and timing of ruffs and discards to secure twelve tricks. The analysis emphasizes declarer technique and defense responses.
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Monster of Sister Lakes Spreads Alarm in Michigan
Lake residents report a nine foot tall, 500 pound creature with black hair and glowing eyes sighted near Sister Lakes. Deputies enforced traffic control as crowds gathered while investigations continue amid multiple anonymous complaints and local chase reports.
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Cass Cataryty
John Utrup
Newer Lakes
Mich
Utrup
Local Births and Marriage Licenses Reported
A list of recent births shows couples Dell and Dell Jorgenson, Keith Hampe, Jack Lynch, Lawrence Karam, and others welcoming daughters and sons in Phoenix Scottsdale and Tempe areas. Marriage licenses issued include Bill Cooper and Jane Carr, George Newton and Anita Sennett, Ambrose Santo Jr. and Audrey Lewis, Roger Thompson and Victoria Baughn, and Charles Tyson with Mary Covell. A Honolulu case notes a stripper Jezebel winning a moral charges dismissal after a bath on stage at Forbidden City nightclub.
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Paddock Pools Breaks Ground on New Scottsdale HQ
Officials of Paddock Pools hosted a luncheon by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce after ground was broken on the company’s $600,000 home office on Thomas Road east of 64th Street. The 11 am ceremony drew city leaders, Chamber officers, and Paddock executives.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Rd
64Th St
George Ghiz
Southern
California
John Woudenberg
Boyd Gibbons
Fannin
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Plumb
Murder Ship Fire Strands Crew Off Coast of Honolulu
The Pomona, a WWII Liberty freighter with a Chinese crew, returned to port after a fierce fire gutted its engine room. The captain was slain earlier by an ax. most crew fled in lifeboats or rafted to safety, with only three staying aboard to fight the blaze. A coast guard plane and a tug assisted in rescue and towing.
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Pomona
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GOP Governors Dissatisfied as Cleveland Conference Opens
Republican governors gathered in Cleveland for the Governors Conference and, discouraged by national developments, showed little enthusiasm for 1964 campaign prospects. They expected Goldwater’s nomination, held back from endorsing a rival, while Eisenhower urged acceptance of Goldwater as inevitable.
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UPI
Tr Ramhliean
Davis Ordered to Play Crazy Scene in Film Standoff
Los Angeles Paramount seeks injunction to compel Bette Davis to perform a crazy scene in Where Love Has Gone within 90 seconds or risk blocking further work on the movie. Judge Macklin Fleming set a 4:30 p.m. PDT deadline amid a contract dispute over Davis’s availability and the film’s artistic value.
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UPS
Bette Davis
Macklin Fleming
Paramount Studios
Miss Davis
Irving Levine
Paramount
Levine
Blind Children Program Slated in Scottsdale Targeting Visually Impaired
The Foundation for Blind Children in Scottsdale hosts a six week summer program for visually limited students in the Phoenix area. Sessions run Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 5 to July 24 at the Scottsdale Community Center with activities from arts and crafts to braille practice and swimming at the community pool. Arizona Public Service provides July cooking lessons. Instructors and contact Patricia Buchanan at 947-3744.
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Scottsdale Community Center
South Hinton
Phoenix Area
Arizona Public Service
Foundation
Scottsdale
Patricia Buchanan
Market Gains Edge Higher in Wall Street Hopes
Stocks edged up with Lukens and Bethlehem leading steel shares while Du Pont advanced. Chrysler and Ford dipped, IBM gained modestly, and Eastman Kodak slipped. Standard Oil affiliates and Pennzoil posted small gains as Coca Cola and J C Penney rose modestly.
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Queen Elizabeth II May Visit the Soviet Union
Unofficial reports from London claim Queen Elizabeth II could extend her 1965 travels beyond Africa and Europe to include a visit to the Soviet Union. No official confirmation was given, and royal details remain unannounced.
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UPI
Elizabeth II
Soviet Union
Ethiopia
West Germany
Soviet’ Union
Prince Philip
Moscow
Nikita S. Khr
Philip
Britain
Russia
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