Remarkable defense seals contract in San Francisco event
In the San Francisco Regional Masters team event a four spade contract often failed due to a brilliant defense by East West led by Lee Vernoff. West ruffed a club, returned a diamond, and shifted play to force South down one despite many tables reaching five or six spades. South misplayed the lead retaining a trick.
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San Francisco
Declarer
South
East
West
Lee Vernoff
Los Angeles
Theft of Clothing From Cars Probed
Police investigate weekend thefts from two parked cars valued at several hundred dollars. Joseph Hall reports a jacket trousers shirts and a suitcase missing from his car at his rear yard with items valued at 150 dollars. Arthur Wakefield says his car at 3708 Wabash Ave was broken into with a sweater cash and papers taken. A Wake-Up Service Station window at 2259 Lafayette Ave was broken, valued at 200 dollars.
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Joseph Hall
S. 25Th St
Hall
Arthur Wakefield
N. 8Th St
Wabash Ave
Kenneth Hayne
Lafayette Ave
Honey Creek Farm Bureau Meeting Slated
The Honey Creek Farm Bureau will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Farm Bureau Insurance Building. Refreshments will be served and attendees are asked to bring table service and a cake.
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Honey Creek Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Insurance Building
Supreme Court Ruling Favors Dr Sheppard in Cleveland Case
The high court, after weighing publicity surrounding the 1954 trial of Dr. Sam Sheppard, urged trial courts to shield juries from prejudicial coverage. Justice Clark warned that pervasive reporting can taint a jury and supported sequestered juries or moved venues when needed to ensure due process.
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Supreme Court
Dr. Sheppard
Bay Village
Cleveland
Sheppard
High Court
Ariane
Samuel Sheppard Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Edward Blythin
Columist
Dorothy Kilgallen
Bailey
Blythin
Bernard A. Berkman
American Civil Liberties Union
Justice Clark
Bedlam
Clark
Earl Warren
Two Named Case Managers Appointed at Terre Haute Plant
J. I. Case Company officials announce two new managers for the Terre Haute plant. David W. Dandro from Burlington Iowa will head quality control. James G. Worthington from Indianapolis will serve as purchasing manager. Dandro joined Case in 1964 and has worked in quality control and reliability roles at various plants. Worthington, a Purdue graduate in mechanical engineering, has held multiple positions including test engineer and manager of purchasing.
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J. I. Case Company
Terre Haute
Case
Burlington
David W. Dandro
James G. Worthington
LeTourneau-Westinghouse
Indianapolis
Dandro
Allis-Chalmers Harvey
Science Sheds Light on New Piles Treatment Without Surgery
New York special reports a healing substance Bio Dyne shown to shrink hemorrhoids relieve itch and ease pain without surgery. In trials many months of observed improvement followed by reduced prolapse with preparation H suppositories or ointment marketed widely.
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New York, N. Y
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B. Jay Becker
West Pass
North
W. A. Horwood
Indiana State University
Walter Marks
Horwood
Jerry Sekerak
Spartan
William Thomas
William Kaliden
Alan C. Rankin
Herbold
Pomade
Honey Creek
Coorg Soke
Wanda
Terre Haute, Ind
Creteyt Tela
Yee la
Wards
Henri's Restaurant
Wabash Avenue
June
Merchants Savings
S. Sixth Street
Ge le Se Association
South Sixth Street
Indiana
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