Indestructible essentials amid a turbulent world
Editorial reflects on unshakable values, fears of retaliation in Mississippi after Medgar Evers murder, and notes Viet Nam religious tensions. It also covers Jimmy Hoffa era corruption cases, Teamsters leadership, and Justice Department scrutiny shaping a potential downfall.
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Justice Department
Florida
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Silly Signs and Liquor Ads Stir Mild Debate in Town
The discussion centers on sign wording for liquor by the drink and beer licenses. Proposals suggest avoiding words like bar or saloon and replacing them with cautious terms such as dive den drinks or beverages. Suggestions include naming strategies like The Bacchus or The Goblet to comply with new laws.
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Towa Liquor Commission
Towa
Black Muslims face religion status debate in U S
Orthodox Muslims reject the Black Muslims as non Muslim while courts consider their religious status. Elijah Muhammad leads a movement claiming divine word, amid prison disturbances and legal fights over religious services and recognition. Observers note rehabilitation in some members despite anti white rhetoric.
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Africa
Asia
Elijah Muhammad
Allah
Elijah
America
Federation of Islamic Associations
Muslim Sanitation
Poole
Elijah Poole
Mecca
Buffalo
N.Y
John C. Henderson
Attica
Big City Urban League
Western Europe Shaken by Khrushchev Link Amid Confusion
UPI foreign analyst notes Britain France and Italy struggle with leadership upheavals while Khrushchev stands as a stable pivot for U.S. diplomacy. A mutual hotline aims to avert war, but disarmament talks stall and market and defense issues raise tensions across NATO.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Ropean
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
U. S-Ussr
Kennedy
Gress
Europe
U.S
Harold Macmillan
Harold Wilson
Moscow
Ludwig Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Moro
NATO
Pittsburgh Bridges Chronicle From River Crossings to City Icons
Pittsburgh's nickname the city of bridges reflects 306 local spans and 1 760 in Allegheny County. From the 1818 wooden bridge to Roebling’s 1846 site rebuild and the 1924 Washington Crossing span, bridges shaped the Golden Triangle and daily life. Paul Gruber leads the Bridge Division shaping policy and maintenance.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Allegheny County
Monongahela
Allegheny
Ohio River
John Roebling
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Roebling
Smithfield Street
Angle
Washington
Allegheny River
Paul Gruber
Bureau of Highways and Sewers
Declaring strategy in a contract bridge play
A North South hand and the 3NT contract are analyzed with a suboptimal early play. The declarer erred by cashing clubs then leading diamonds. The recommended line suggests discarding a diamond early to preserve nine tricks, regardless of 3-3 or 4-2 diamond splits, to ensure making the contract.
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Chiles
East
West
Diamonds
Bouth
King Fea
South
West J
Area Syndicate, Inc
Pittsburgh Bridges: From Manchester Span to Baje Street
Gruber explains Pittsburgh’s bridges vary from 2,846 feet to 4 feet with many culverts. visitors dislike Smithfield Street Bridge for its two amid car and trolley sections. A recent out of town driver was trapped on railroad ties, prompting the remark I hate Pittsburgh.
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Gruber
Manchester
Baje Street
Ruber
Smithfield Street
Cit
Connecticut
Pittsburgh
Public Health Nurse Helps County Immunization and Vision Programs
Mrs. Lorraine Suter oversees county wide immunizations in all public schools with doctors and teachers aiding. In Washington, Miss Eileen Jeffrey leads the district immunization effort. 1342 boys and 743 girls in other schools are fully immunized for diphtheria tetanus and smallpox with a 50 cent fee to cover materials. The program includes nurses and mothers volunteers, and emphasizes tetanus education beyond rusty nails. A vision screening last fall referred 9% of 2715 pupils for professional help. Tuberculosis work includes contact tracing and annual skin tests with mobile x ray units visiting county schools. 30 people received x rays last year. Suter plans ongoing home visits in summers to train families in home care and expand health work beyond schools.
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Lorraine Suter
Court House
Rookery
John Mattes
Washington
United States Rally Upsets Italy in Bridge World Match
Saint Vincent Italy United States forged a comeback from a 15 IMP deficit to lead Italy after 48 boards of the World Championship contract bridge match. The day’s totals showed United States 118 Italy 81 with other matches France Argentina and France Italy continuing. Harold Schencken praised as standout amid steady US pressure and a pivotal deal where Italian precision misfired.
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Saint Vincent
Italy
United States
Unites Ouates Uy
United St
France
Sue
Harold Schencken
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