The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 June 1966 — Page 8
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Tuasday, Juna 7, 1966
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Hot Primary In California
SAN FRANCISCO UPI — Ronald Reagan, the actor-poli-tician, and George Christopher, the dairyman-politician, pitted charm vs. experience today in a struggle for California’s Republican Gubernatorial nomination. The primary election in the nation’s most populous state also featured Democratic Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown’s bid | for an unprecedented nominaj tion to seek a third consecutive term. Samuel W. Yorty, maver-
Virginia Reels) hoedown style, was a feature of the square dance sponsored by the Reelsville Band Parents Saturday night.
Do-si-do or lost my partner? Anyhow, this flash shot caught Lois Bristow (left) and Sandy Dwinell In action. (Photos by Paul Kinney)
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Don’t Waste A Trump For A Trump Finesse By Alfred Sheinwold The easiest way to take a diamond finesse is to lead a diamond. A more devious way, possible only if diamonds are trumps, i* to lead a side suit when you are ready to overruff the opponent. This devious way may help you keep one trump for other purposes. South ruffs the second round of hearts and leads the ace of diamonds, expecting an easy time. West discards a heart, and South must revise his expectations. South must finesse to draw East’s trumps, but he will wind up in the garbage can if he uses STATE OF INDIANA
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COUNTY OF PUTNAM IN THE PUTNAM
CIRCUIT COURT
APRIL TERM, 1966 IN THE MATTER
OF ESTATE OF MAY HANNA.
DECEASED. Estate No. 10.540
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE
OF MAY HANNA
m the matter of the Estate ol May
Hanna, deceased. No. 10.540.
Notice is hereby given that Roachdale Bank & Trust Company, as Executor of the above named estate, has presented and filed Its final account In final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Crlcult Court, on the 27th day of June, 1966, which time all persons Interested said estate are required to appear said court and show cause. If any -e be. why said account should not approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others Interested are also required to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to
any part of said estate.
Roachdale Bank & Trust Company.
Personal Representative
Samuel M. Conner. Clerk of the
Putnam Circuit Court
Attorneys
Lyon & Boyd May 31-June 7-2t NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice Is hereby given me taxpayers ml Putnam County. Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said county at their regular meeting place at ten o'clock a. m. on June 8th. 1966. will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this
time.
COUNTY REVENUE
TREASURER
102-C Extra Clerical $ 350.00
BOARD OF HEALTH
211 D Repair 250.00
COUNTY ASSESSOR 201 Comm. & Transp.
COURT HOUSE
401 Insurance Total County Revenue CUMULATIVE BRIDGE Ruark Bridge Tetal of All Additional
Appropriations 935,700.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The additimal appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners. which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor’s Office of said County, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may bu heard. Interested taxpayers may Inquire of the County Auditor when and where
such hearing will be held. Putnam County Auditor
Elion C. Cooper.
Juna 3-7-X
one of dummy’s trumps for the finesse. South dealer Both sides vulnerable NORTH 6 AJ6S2 V K4 O 8753 * K6 WEST EAST 6 10873 6 94 V QJ 1093 <5>A8762 O None O J964 + J953 *Q10 SOUTH A KQ
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Opening lead —- 9? Q Suppose South leads a club to dummy’s king and returns a trump. Declarer can win a finesse with the ten of diamonds and can then draw the rest of the trumps. But then dummy is out of trumps and neither the spades nor the clubs can be run. South must give up at least one trick. CASH SPADES South makes the contract easily by cashing the king and queen of spades before leading a club to dummy’s king. Then he leads the ace of spades from dummy. East cannot stay out of trouble by failing to ruff. Declarer can then lead three good spades from dummy and discard three low clubs from his hand. He will still be in dummy, so can lead a trump for the finesse. South draws all of the trumps and takes the last trick with the ace of clubs. If East ruffs a spade, South over-ruffs. This is a sort of finesse, and South draws the rest of the trumps. The vita! difference is that one trump is still left in dummy. South cashes the ace of clubs and ruffs a club, after which dummy wins the rest of the tricks with any spades that are still
left
DAILY QUESTION As dealer, j'ou hold: S-A J 6 5 2; H-K 4; D-8 7 5 3; C-K 6. What do you say? Answer: Pass. You have 11 points in high cards and 2 points for the doubletons, enough for an optional opening bid. In this case you decide against the bid because your spot-cards are worthless. Put a sprinkling of tens and nines in the hand and you would open th« bidding with one spade.
Viet Cong Hit Helicopter Base SAIGON UPI — Viet Cong guerrillas sweeping down from the mountains attacked the huge U. S . helicopter base at An Khe for the second time in a month, inflicting “light” casualties on defending U.S. Army forces, a military spokesman disclosed Monday. The 57 millimeter recoilless rifle attack Sunday night on the massive An Khe base in the Central Highlands did little damage but U. S. military commanders were reported tightening anti-guerrilla security around the jungle field. The Viet Cong attack hit both the helicopter field—largest in the world—and the steel blanket airstrip of the U. S. 1st Air Cavalry Division’s base camp. But a spokesman said no planes were damaged at the installations 260 miles north of Saigon. It was from the An Khe base that the 1st Air Cavalry mounted “Operation Crazy Horse” that ended Monday, hailed by military spokesmen as one of the Allies greatest victories of
the war.
Negroes Voting In Mississippi JACKSON, Miss. UPI —Mississippi voters, including almost 100,000 Negroes registered in the past year, go to the polls today in primary elections for five congressional seats and the post held by Democratic Sen. James O. Eastland. Justice Department election observers were on hand in 14 counties with substantial numbers of Negro voters. But the total Negro vote was expected to have little impact on the outcome of the primaries. Eastland, 61, a pillar of Senate resistance to civil rights, and other white incumbents and office-seekers were expected to far outdistance six civil rights candidates. Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach sent his top racial troubleshooter, John Doar, to Mississippi to head the forces and warned that the FBI take action against any incidents of violence aimed at Negro voters. Doar was forced to rush away from his command post, however, to take part in the investigation of the wounding of Negro James Meredith as he walked down a Mississippi highway to encourage Negroes to register to vote. Eastland, one of the most powerful men in Mississippi politics, was opposed by a political unknown, Meridian cattleman, Charles Masby and by Clifton Whitley of Holly Springs, a Negro backed by the militant Freedom Democratic party.
ick mayor of Los Angeles, was Brown’s chief opponent in a field of six. The California primary was viewed as a limited test of President Johnson’s Viet Nam policies. The war was a major issue in races for 10 of the state’s 38 congressional seats. The nonincumbent “doves” were generally opposing well-entrenched congressmen. Reagan, 55, was making his first political foray. He was rated the favorite over Christopher, former two-term mayor of San Francisco and a prominent dairyman. A forecast for gain in Northern California, where Christopher expected his most solid support, dimmed the 57-year-old Greek immigrant’s chances of overcoming Reagan’s apparent advantage in more populous Southern California. About 5.1 million of the state’s 7.8 million registered voters — a record primary total — were expected to cast ballots, barring a major storm. Reagan and Christ o p h e r wound up their campaigns Mon-
day with fast-paced chartered airliner hops around the state. At a firecracker-popping rally in San Francisco, Christopher termed polls which showed him badly behind Reagan as “meaningless” in the light of his no-punches-pulled final campaign effort. “I can’t help but feel optimistic, but I’ll be chewing my fingernails Tuesday night,” Reagan said. “Whatever happens, I know we can win in November.”
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Two Killed In Morgan County By United Prats International Two persons were killed Monday in a collision of two cars near Martinsville which raised the Indiana fatality toll for 1966 to at least 617 compared with 567 a year ago. The victims were identified as Mrs. Esther Naomi Robinson, about 45, Indianapolis, and Delbert Wilcox, 63, R. R. 4, Martinsville. Mrs. Robinson’s husband, Raymond, 46, driver of
one car, was injured critically and taken to a Martinsvilla hospital. Police said the accident happened on wet blacktop of Indiana 37 about three miles north of Martinsville when Wilcox slipped offf the edge of the pavement during a rainstorm and crossed the center line in trying to get back into the roadway.
Almost half of New York City’s residents were bom abroad or are first-generation Americans.
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Three Hoosiers Killed In Crash HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. UPI— Three Hoosiers were killed and three others injured Monday when a semi-trailer truck went out of control on a curve near Hopkinsville and crashed into two cars. Two of the victims, Mrs. Lillian M. Sherretz, 38, and her daughter, Patricia, about 18, were from Mount Vernon, Ind. They were passengers in a convertible driven by Merle Sherretz, who was taken to a hospital in Nashville, Tenn., with injuries from the crash. The third victim was identified as Gerald Fuller, 41, Vincennes, Ind., driver of the other car. Also injured in the crash were Mrs. Viola Fuller, 48, and her daughter, Judy, 16. Allen Sherretz, 10, was not injured. Police said the Sherretz vehicle was knocked over a 50-foot embankment by the force of the crash, and the car's top and doors were sheared off.
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