Humphrey weighs return as draftable Democratic candidate
Hubert Humphrey, age 64, remains a draftable noncandidate as Democrats debate a possible revival. He says he would accept if asked, but prefers serving as a Senate leader on economy and policy while avoiding active primary campaigns. He faces questions over past scandals and debts, yet remains a prominent voice in federal policy debates.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Humphrey
David L. Gartner
Federal Elections’ Commission
Senate
George McGovern
Ford
Village ‘Voice of
New’ York
George C. Wallace
Gallup
Watergate
Hubert
Irkatour
T Ee
As Eiven
Lump
McGovern
Joint Economic Committee
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Heath
Gerald Ford
Technical versus practical play in Central States event
In Chicago final of the Central States Regional Ron Murray and Ned Irving won the Men’s Pairs. The article analyzes two bridge play lines, a technician approach with aggressive finesses and a practical line leading to a safer contract, concluding the spade partial is the best lead for success.
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Central States
Chicago
Ron Murray
Ned Irving
Practical
North
South
West
Declarer
Navajo Boosters Ice Cream Social Kickoff Planned
The Navajo School Boosters Club hosts an ice cream social Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. in the cafeteria at Chestnut Park facilities, inviting all Navajo students and parents to meet administrators and teachers at a nominal cost.
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Jan Bagnato
Navajo School Boosters Club
Chestnut Park
Benko and Lombardy share U.S. Open chess title
Pal Benko of New Jersey ties for first at the U.S. Open in Lincoln with William Lombardy, also from New Jersey, as joint champions. Eugene Meyer of New York takes third. six players tie for fourth. Seirawan, age 14, shocks Bisguier in round nine. Ruth Cardoso leads women, with Diane Savereiden and Ruth Orton tied for second. Attendance dips vs prior years.
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Ross Williams
Copley
Pal Benko
New Jersey
Lincoln
Neb
Benko
New York City
William Lombardy
Yasser Seirawan
Seattle
Arthur Bisguier
Ruth Cardoso
Brazil
U.S
Diane Savereiden
California
Ruth Orton
Arkansas
New York
Chicago
America on Film series opens with The Grapes of Wrath
The Scottsdale Public Library starts its fall season with The Grapes of Wrath at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Directed by John Ford and based on John Steinbeck, the Dust Bowl tale follows the Joad family’s trek to California. Hawaii travelogue will be shown on a separate Tuesday at p.m. Tickets are required and free. reserve at the Reference Desk.
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Scottsdale Public Library
John Steinbeck
John Ford
Joad
California
Henry Bosaia
John’ Carradine
Library
Hawaii
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Ruby Head
Sam McAllen
Ray Koyona
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W.thomas Road
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