The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 November 1966 — Page 3

Sheinwold 0 " Bridge

] listit Missile that a

■ television commentator claimed

could “hit any spot on earth, ana muuia.tai.y >.^0^ — — _ ■ _■ ■ This appeared to be a restate- Brooke Army Medical Center in | ||| |fg|y p|00(lS ent of the Soviet claim that | advance of his surgery. Johnson f

Moscow copter to San Antonio, 85 miles'

to the north, to undergo X-rays 1 and laboratory tests at the

180 Known Dead in*™'

East-West Combination Plays In Team Trials By Alfred Sheinwold

' Imminent among the 16 pairs scheduled to play in Pittsburgh

November 9th to 18th for berths | Erdos led

team are Ivan Erdos, of Los' finesse through East’s jack Angeles, and Tobias Stone, of clubs to take an overtrick. New York, who recently won The combination of highly the World rubber bridge cham- scientific bidding and very acpionship in a tournament held! curate play of the cards may at the Sands Hotel. Las Vegas, land this pair a berth on the

The Ehdos-Stone style is shown : 1967 team,

in a hand they played in Louis- DAILY QI'ESTION

ment of the Soviet

the missile—known to the West hopes the operations can be by the NATO code name of t done at Brooke, by the end of

with a club and drew West’s; “Scrag”-is an “orbital weapon this week or early next week last trump. Since West was sure unlimited range. Meet with Art ur . o

to be short in clubs (he had bid j The Red Square celebrations hearts, and had shown up with ' were televised nationally, but four spades and three trumps), the cameras carefully turned

a club to dummy’s'the other way as

FLORENCE. Italy

cradle’* worst

| flooding in seven centuries i Some battled among themselves over muddy drinking water and threw garbage at the president

UPI — ! of Jtaly-

The Daily Banner Greencastle, Indiana Monday, November 7, 1966

—Nixon

berg, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, at the LBJ

; i.un.y '■uii.cu Ranch, and also confer \ith ^ northeastern Italy. Chinese Am-(special assistant Robert Komer ^ hmigry F|or( , n

which is not worthy of the President of the United States. Now let me say this: this attack

Avalanches launched by torren- The known death toll stood at i tegrity of the office of secretary isn’t going to gag me ... I was tial mountain rains joined the j iSO with hundreds more report-1 of defense.’’ never one that could be armkiller River Po and other ram- ed missing between the Alps ' Nix on was also asked his re- twisted by anyone and frightpaging waterways today in a and the churning Po. Avalanch- action to President Johnson’s ened even by the towering tem-Meath-dealing wave that batter- es of mud and water swamped | statement that “he (Nixon) pie Lyndon Johnson.

dozens of mountain villages in never dld really recognize and

realize what was going on when

the Alps and Dolomites.

North' American j tte'ma^ed * bassador Ch.„ e Deh-chun two on efforts to promote u — —— — | At least 10 0 persons were K**" ln

of i military attaches and a trans-• tion of areas held secme from thro oUv mud trving to res . dead and some 50.000 homeless * overnment - lator left the diplomatic stands | the Communist Viet Cong in ^ ^ ...f and without food or drinking The former vice president

next to Lenin’s mausoleum and South Viet Nam.

threaded their way through the

crowds.

They apparently had prepared

cue irreplacable art treasures

Referring to Tuesday's elections. Nixon predicted that Republicans would wind up with a net gain of 40 seats in the

of the hundreds in the recedin & aftenvash of the

— Sign more va n.*- ; of bills sent to him in the final congressional rush toward ad-

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Board

for the snub and showed no! journment — and have a com- 0 f zoning Appeals, city of Greencastle

u, a mum umv umvvm xu xmux*- a™* hesitation when Malinovsky is- ment or two on the remaintag i ^30, p.^. vine last spring in the contest Partner open, with one dia- bm ringing mtUctaent from ones thatjitmto hi. Great Sc

for the Vanderbilt Cup.

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nnH tho npvt ulaver bids a t°P the mausoleum.. I eiety program. jthe decision of the City Engineer with mond, ana m ‘ p • Soviet and most East Euro- Johnson’s visit to the Brooke reference to establishing a salvage 7 r n K°o 4° C A 10 7 4 P ean di P lomats had staged a Hospital at Ft. Sam Houston, acres °in the sectfon island Q J’ ? ; Similar walkout in Peking Oct.! stemmed from his own desire to ^ e^: section n. to^h m„“oi 3, r5, S e t nfo diai nivcr S a£ celehraUon, berated quickly and mb* Tetca, £££%&&£%£

! if you had a fourth diamond. Malinovsky also

|but you cannot always be dealt American and West German , Ranch.

a “book’’ hand for your bid.

possible. ~ *“ Bergmann for variance and appeal, . .

criticized; about 15 miles from the LBJ , from the decision of the City Engineer! Adriatic seawalls collapsed m

with reference to enlarging his g&rsge tyinv snrl s w s t p for two cars located at 205 Arlington j man 5 s P ots ana seawaterj

imnerialism but the U.S. and Johnson announced last Thurs- Ave., in a residential area. 1 pounded the countryside,

j " » At the same time and place the said 1 j German ambassadors had ex- day that, on his doctors aavice, Board win hear evidence in connection 1 pected the criticism and stayed he would be operated on “within j^ ai £ e e ^ |e decision

water in the northeast, the cur- sai d this was “a personal attack House of Representatives,

rent target of the three-day | catastrophe that has moved northward over the entire nation. More than 40 dead were reported in the province of Belluno. where several avalanches cut off dozens of villages from

outside help.

The Po and at least five other rivers continued to swell above their banks and rampaged over thousands of acres of lowlands.

To The Voters or Monroe Township It has been impossible to see every voter personally. I take this opportunity to solicit

your support Tuesday, Nov. 8. eugene McFarland

Candidate for Trustee of Monroe Twp.

Pd. Political Adv.

Chinese Snub Moscow Parade

MOSCOW UPI — Communist Chinese diplomats walked out

away from the ceremonies.

LBJ Keeps Busy Prior To Surgery

Stone's double of one heart today at the Red Square mili-1 SAN ANTONIO. Tex. UPI-

15 to 18 days’’ to remove a of the City Engineer with reference to j

growth from his throat and to '^ home a^Twst shadioViawn ! repair an incisional hernia in h 1 a residential area.

-.nn- At the same time and place the i

i the area of his October I960 said Board win hear evidence in con-e-all bladder removal nection with the petition of the Kroger | gaii Dtauaer removal. Company for variance and appeal from “We would like to advance I the decision of the City Engineer with , , . ' reference to the proposed enlargement | the date as much as we can, of present building and the building the President told reporters ot a ?°ther building, will not meet the

^ reouired new parking spaces needed.

! Sunday at a surprise news con- Location 517 North Jackson St., in a

yras a conventional bid used by tary parade honoring the 49th President Johnson set up a fast- f erence j n the Fredericksburg. business arpa

Board of Zoning Appeals

City of Greencastle, Harry Voltmer. Cr. James Hill, Secy.

Nov. 7-lt

- , . ■ — Said hearings are open to the public

a few high-ranking experts to ] anniversary of the Bolshevik paced talk-and-travel schedme ; Tex.. City Hall. He had just at- and public participation is requested.

show moderate strength, usual- Revolution. Thousands of Soviet today, topped by hospital tests t enc i ec j church services in that ly in the unbid suits. (In stand- ' citizens witnessed the snub — in preparation for abdominal community, 15 miles from the ard bidding, this double would ' the sharpest yet in the 10-year- and throat surgery in a vv eek ranc h

be for penalties. j old feud between the Commu- or so. “Now that we know it is go-

East should have bid five nist giants. With one eye on Tuesday s, in g to be necessary,’’ he said,

hearts instead of making his The walkout came when So- elections and the other on his; ..j g uess the quicker you get it obviously phony jump to four viet Defense Minister Marshal impending operations, Johnson. over with the better. I would notrump. East’s lapse allowed Rodion Malinovsky accused Pe- arranged to: hope that the doctors would Erdos to bid five hearts, which ( king of “encouraging U.S. im- — Fly 140 miles southeast agree to an operation somewhat

instructed North to bid a slam

; perialism to new crimes” by re- from his ranch to Cotulla. Tex.,. ear ij er than we originally exin anything but hearts. 1 fusing to join a united Commu- to the 200-pupil Welhausen Ele- pected.”

mentary School where he was a [

Erdos had no trouble scoring 1,390 points for making six diamonds with an overtrick. He ruffed the opening lead, drew two rounds of trumps with the

nist front in Viet Nam.

It followed a 10-minute long teacher 38 years ago, to give a military parade bristling with speech on his administration’s

power.

The procession featured a opportunities.

ace and king, and then cashed block-long Intercontinental Balthe three top spades.

Alexander the Great, Louis

strides in promoting educational , XIV and George Washington

had one thing in common —

they liked ice cream.

— Head thereafter by heli-

SAFE MANEUVER This maneuver would be safe if each opponent had three spades. If the spades broke in any other manner declarer's only chance to avoid the loss of a spade was that the opponent with length in spades also had the last outstanding trump. This turned out to be the case. Erdos ruffed his last spade in dummy, returned to his hand (•

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FOR

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