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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1961
Page
7
In a bridge problem by Alfred Sheinwold a south hand with diamonds and hearts must time ruffing and unblocking to reach five heart tricks and five trump tricks. The recommended play discards dummy s ace of hearts after drawing trumps to unblock hearts and secure eight tricks.
Charles S. Kalb was installed as president of the M. J. Brown Lodge of Bnai B’rith for 1961 62 with William Gordon as installing officer. Other officers include Gifford Giffords, Nathan Kaiserman, A Sam Bloom, Howard Horn, Eugene Spiegel, Sanford Eichenhorn, Jerome Amster, and Dr Wilfred Alter as chaplain. Trustees are Nathan Bowen, William Gordon and Edward Kleinerman. Awards honor Mrs Larry Baggin, Larry Fishman, William Gordon and Israel Mennick.
Charles A. Carson associate superintendent Tucson District 1 will play a leading role at the National Education Association meeting in Atlantic City. He is one of eight Tucson educators attending to represent Arizona on the 69 member NEA board as more than 6 000 delegates gather for the convention running through July 1. Tucson attendees include Elbert Brooks Florence Reynolds Miriam Geyer Anita Barker Paulin Harrington Harold Wayte Jr and Richard Evans from Amphi High and Vail Junior High.
A symposium titled Freedom to Teach will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Jewish Community Center 102 N. Plumer Ave. Attending will be Dr. Vince A. Hines University of Florida and University of Arizona, Mae C. Matheson, and W Edward Morgan representing Barbara Elfbrandt in a loyalty oath suit. Written questions will be welcomed from the floor. The event is open to the public.
The University of Arizona Alumni Club Tucson Chapter elected Robert S. Svob president for 1961 62, succeeding retiring president Lowell Rothschild. Svob, assistant director of health, physical education and recreation, will be aided by vice president Diane Steinheimer Lent secretary Mary Louise Sharman Ashton and treasurer Bradley Tolson. New board members include Ashton Tolson Lyle Morrison Genung Kemmeries and Kurt E Storch for three year terms. The club plans four $150 scholarships for Tucson high school graduates entering the university as freshmen.
Five witnesses testified as the Pima County Grand Jury continued its look at South Tucson city affairs and police activity. Juanita Valenzuela spent 1 hour 35 minutes in the jury room amid questions about absentee ballots tied to the council election.
A twin bill of Samuel Beckett Krapp's Last Tape and Edward Albee The Zoo Story finishes with 573 performances, surpassing the 565 performance mark set by Eugene O'Neill The Iceman Cometh revival.
An ad claims FASTEETH powder stabilizes false teeth and prevents embarrassment from slips. It asserts the alkaline formula does not sour and helps control plate odor breath. Available as PASTEETH at drug counters nationwide.
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