Easter Around the World Rallies Faithful Amid Conflicts
U S air crews in Vietnam prayed for refugees as Easter mass for evacuees was held in Da Nang courtyard. Pope Paul VI preached hope for all mankind at the Vatican. In Jerusalem pilgrims gathered at the Holy Sepulchre for a smaller Easter, while Ford attended services in Palm Springs. The New York Easter Parade drew thousands despite rain with vivid costumes and an Easter egg fight in Tennessee ended with eggs donated to an orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Paul VI
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem
Msgr
Giacommo J. Beltritti
Saigon
da Nang
World Airways
Ford
St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church
Palm Springs
Calif
Episcopal
Robert Wolterstorff
California
Africa
Bangladesh
Vatican
Paul
Christ
Tennessee
Ike Taylor
Carter County
Peters Hollow
Taylor
Elizabethon
Scottsdale groups elect officers and honor professionals
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 22 elected officers for 1975 1976 led by Commander Lloyd Dingman and senior vice commander Lloyd Minnick. Ladies Auxiliary officers include Barbara Dunham and Barbara Stacey. ABFP diplomates six Scottsdale doctors Dino DiCenso Roger Good William Helms Robert Mattson Harry Gordon and Tom Powell. United Way Phoenix Scottsdale named James Stanzel and Billie Gentry to executive posts with Gentry also board secretary. Jean Carney won two American Contract Bridge League titles. Four Scottsdale residents join Arizona State University Kappa Delta Pi chapter. John Micada elected treasurer at Intermountain Veterinary Medical Association meeting in Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
The
Disabled American Veterans
Lloyd Dingman
Lloyd Minnick
Art Sorensen
Cliff Rogers
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Barbara Dunham
Barbara Stacey
Kay Dingman
Diplomates
American Board of Family Practice
ABFP
Dino DiCenso
E. Thomas
Roger C. Good
William K. Helms
Robert M. Mattson
4Th
Harry William Gordon
N. Miller
Tom D. Powell
E. Southern Ave
Tempe
James I. Stanzel
Wells Fargo Ave
Billie Gentry
N. 69Th St
Paul Gledhill
E. Vernon Ave
Gentry
Phoenix- Scottsdale United Way
Arizona State University
Kappa Delta Pi
Tacy L. Ashby
Priscilla L. Gale
Barbara L. Johnson
Clotilde M. Zepeda
Intermountain Veterinary Medical Association
Las Vegas
John Micada
E. Quartz Mountain Rd
Association
Chess sponsorship crisis hits major events in 1974
Recession and inflation threaten funding for top international chess tournaments including Madrid 1974 and Hastings with fears of collapse without new sponsors. US events face weak bidding, with five national tournaments in 1975 still seeking sponsors. promotion and sponsorship are highlighted as key needs for U S chess growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Williams Copley
Madrid
London Times
United States
U.S. Chess Federation
USCF
Uscf Policy Board
Chess Life and Review
Policy Board
U.S
Lightner Slam Double Shows Wide Power And Pitfalls
A classic Lightner Slam Double example from a six spade contract reveals how a lead choice can swing points. East’s sudden six spades doubled and redoubled yielded 2,420 points, while a different lead could have cost 1,000, totaling a 3,420-point swing. The article notes no convention guarantees every result and even the best can prove costly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Lightner
England
M. Harrison Gray
South
West
East
North
Deuce
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Press International
New York
Fifth Avenue
Scottsdale Daily Progress
APT
P.O
Arizona
James O. Carpenter
Southwest Texas State University
Carpenter
ASU
Merwin Deever
Deever
Scottsdale Area
Phoenix-Scottsdale
United Way
Richard Polhamus
E. Virginia Ave
University of Northern Colorado At
Greeley
Northern Arizona University
Jean Carney
Via de
Viva
Carney
Philadelphia
Peter Winston
New York City
Larry Christiansen
Riverside
Christiansen
Winston
Mark Diesen
David Berry
Winston Berry
Ira G. Corn JR
Trey
Declarer
Edgar Walborn
G.L.A
E. Camelback Fid
REN York Life Insurance Company
Ufo, Beelth and Group Ingularion Anclties
Ponston Flans
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