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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1965

Page

3

Youth Arrested After Disturbance In Troy Grill

Troy police arrested 17 year old Henry E Kelly of 181 Dewey Ave Pittsfield for destruction of property after a disturbance at Salvatore LoPorto’s Grill on Federal Street. Officers OBrien and Tracey took him into custody and held him on $500 bail for morning arraignment.

Troy Henry E. Kelly Dewey Ave Pittsfield Mass Salvatore LoPorto River St LoPorte’s Grill Federal Street Robert O’brien John Tracey Kelly

400000 More Troops Needed To Win

UPI analyst Phil Newsom told editors that about 400000 more troops are required to defeat the Viet Cong. He cited guerrilla dynamics with helicopter mobility narrowing defender superiority to 5 to 1, and warned that current forces near 5 to 1 are insufficient. Newsom noted growing American dominance risks an American war in South Vietnam and cited London diplomats calling this summer crucial for the Viet Cong.

Palo Alto Calif UPI United Press International Phil Newsom Newsom South Viet Nam California Newspaper Publishers Association Viet Nam South Vietnam London

Congress Sets Week of Money Bills and Coin Debates

Congress moves to approve about 50 billion dollars in appropriations this week with two House bills funding public works at 4.2 billion and 45.2 billion for Defense. The Senate considers coin silver policy and a 364 million District of Columbia funding bill. Debate over aid to dependent children faces votes after Byrd’s challenge.

Washington Congress House Senate Defense Department House Banking Committee District of Columbia Robert Co. Byrd D-W. Va Appropriations Committee

Putting Bite On Law Costly In Painesville

Mrs. Danver Colgar was fined 100 dollars in municipal court for biting Deputy Sheriff Michael Genco’s arm during an attempted arrest of her husband. Half the fine was suspended on the condition she buy a new uniform shirt to replace the one she bit.

Painesville, Ohio UPI Danver Colgar Michael Genco

Funeral Plans Set For Mrs. Derrick

Funeral arrangements are completed for Alma Nielsen Derrick 65 of 2445 5th Ave rooming house proprietor found dead Friday in her apartment. Service today at 2 p.m. from Mason Funeral Home 109th St and 3rd Ave with Rev George Borthwick officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs Ann Virock of Oakland Calif and other relatives.

Alma Nielsen Derrick 5Th Ave Mason Funeral Home 109Th St 3Rd Ave George Borthwick Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Oakwood Cemetery Derrick Ann Virock Oakland Calif

Bridge Hands By Jacoby

A compact note by Jacoby on bridge hands highlights distribution and play techniques. It references specific card layouts and strategic ideas for selecting bids and managing suits in typical deals.

Jacoby

Blackwood misstep ends slam in five spades bid

Jim and Oswald discuss a bridge hand where South errors by using Blackwood with a worthless doubleton and no aces. North could have signaled slam interest with four clubs, allowing Blackwood to reveal three aces and reach a six level, but forgot the rule and let South drift into a five spade contract.

Jim South North Oswald Blackwood

Bridge bidding puzzle at four hearts versus four spades

In a deal where South opened 1NT and North suggested 4 hearts after a gadget sequence, you hold K654 WA32 KE5 AK4S and must decide to bid. With partner continuing to four spades, determine the best plan for responder.

Fire Damages Haskell School Enclosure

An undetermined fire damaged a frame enclosure behind the Haskell School on 6th Avenue between 102nd and 103rd Streets about 11 a.m. Saturday. Firemen from Pumpers 11 and 12, Truck 1 and Squad 2' fought the blaze with a booster line. the outtop was sounded at 11:27 a.m. Police Sgt William Cunningham Officer William Gillie and Officer Edward French Jr. investigated. the case remains under review.

Haskell 6Th Avenue 102Nd 103Rd Edmund Moore William Cunningham William Gillie Edward French Jr Police Department

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