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.30”..- oacow s n - ommuns pu is e in e or anian secj .csc TV News _ ipr . has turned from} tlon of Jerusalem. charged that "33 p.....—Grey Cup Gama Preview‘ eulogies of John F. Kennedy to. world Zionism-"well known (or V30p.m.—GreV fut) ’ criticism of the way poiicei its political crimes"—waa trying .00 D-I"-'B30jI|eroP);. hmme ‘handled the case of the slain; to conceal their new Cl'lmO'i '3()p.lt\.-N£,:lLUH day uelzggl. Bssswfldfi the presidentalga/nt.try;i;ga:o_nglame theh prggh l'l- . s s si ion on * '30 P B0110" " M°"""l The Soviet press blamed both} viet Union and Cuba. 9 V,5,,.m.-—Juliett- shootings on rightists and! . ‘ls plmftlhltz’ mkntszm " Dlayed up the critical com-l KfE:hIE[t’Y ‘d I 7'00 ""l‘:Loeal Weather mems of well Europe.“ news. 7ioniarl1asoi:pli)sedeK:nil:d mills’ "5 "'m}i.. Lille Show ""’°”' ii ~ tood i t hi ii iii e K "'°"'"’ Job """ "“"""'°"' ‘°‘““ °“‘ues ‘aid iilnilli uiiiteii llgrall e ct that Jack Ruby, R" - ..

cxcvurv charged with killing Oswald, is °’‘‘'’l‘°'

. They mmed mm the As editorials thundered.

Au}, “gong {Nome “met, friendly nations still mourned worm zionjsm was mixed u the fallen president with euiu- in the events in Dallas. Tex. 3”". m°m°'l'l m°°“““ “cl by

figflgcgjn‘ Europe." opinion naming public places for him. expressed in other editorials,. °“°°" E““l’°“‘ 39"‘ 3 “‘”‘ Vienna's independent Neues 535° l” 3’“'l“'‘ H‘’"” 0‘ oeuen-etch declned. Commons saying: “I shall eon-

sioswald can no long" mhvey to the president of the even if he “med m_ even -If, United States the sense of loss

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he W“ forced to. W" this the hich this country and _the or .°.‘."““‘.‘.’.'.‘.“”°‘.li—‘.1.....“.‘I.‘ .'.".:.::';:'.:‘

3’ "V155 KILLING ORDERED? ‘with Mrs. Kennedy and the

sited the newspaper La cite; family of the late president and of Brussels: “ls Oswald's shoot-l with the government of the “'18 political or emotional? Was‘ people of the United States of it ordered by a political group America." orThs cgiminal organization?" More than zmo Bmon, 3‘,

9 °Vl€l_lZ0Vel'flm€fll neWS- tended a requiem mass in the l’‘“’" Izveslla ”'e"l°d the” Roman Catholic Westminster‘ ‘.“’P"°.“"Y “'33 8 Cathedral. ‘to find the real killers of President Kennedy." The Com. mllllist party newspaper Pravda said Oswald's killing “ha; been done by the same people who Prepared and carried out thel perfidious assassination. the-

ln Brussels, the Belgian sen- ate recessed out of respect for Kennedy after hearing eulogias to the late president. Tributes to Kennedy were_read in the Dutch Parliament.

' Masses for Kennedy were

same ultras trightistsl who now. , ry to put the tesponsibmty for“ celebrated in Roman Catholic churches in Jatfa. Israel. and

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the president's death on the

American Communists and on ‘"955 ‘he l’°“d°" ll‘ Ammllh

members of the ‘Fair Play for camlal °f 'l""d3"-

Cuba’ organization." In Geneva. the preparatory‘ Cairo’: newspaper Al Gum. committee for the

hourlya noted there was 3 round" of negotiations to cut Zionist centre in Dallas and‘ lariffs held a memorial meet- added: “It is how certain the;-el mg. The negotiations. due to

was some strong organization’. open in Geneva next year. were tl_iat'pla‘nned Kennedy's assas-‘ limit ago named for Kennedy 5"‘3l'°"- because of his efforts in obtain-

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Non-Red Press is Critical

his government is setting up a‘ iJohn F. Kennedy Memorial] Fund. Grants will be extended to eminent U.S. schools to teach or study in New Zeaiand. In; Rome. an elementary school] was renamed John Fitzgerald Kennedy School.

{ ealre of New Zealand announced]

Show Has Praise .

iFOl' Ont. Premier

RIO PAYS TRIBUTE various countries. officials

in; US. congressional passage of a Trade Expansion Act.

OTTAWA tCPi —— Canada's‘ smallest province had a bou-.

uet for Canada's richest at that Kennedy l"d°l.lbly' 1" R1” Deillederal - provincial conference! Janeiro, Brazil. Vila Alianca:here_

-W" "named vm Kennedy‘ It. Premier Shaw of Prince Ed- ‘ hmm“ development fol ward Island praised Premierl me :0]?-r bum‘ Wm}; fund‘ frg:n’Robarts of Ontario for his "log-‘

P "1"" M l°"°”' .°.ical and reasonable" approachl aid plan for Latin America.‘ supported by the Kennedy ad-' 0. ministration.

In Sao Paulo. Brazil. Public Square became Kennedy square just as the day before in West Berlin the City Hall Square; became John F. Kennedy Square.

Prime Minister Keith Holy-

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moved to inscribe the name of-

‘I think . pressed a fine attitude." Shaw said. He referred to th Ontario premier's comment Wednesday night that his prov- inca is prepared to make new rifices for the good of Canada as a whole.

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West dealer. have been in trouble. but West North-South vulnerable. Ib)Iitl‘;ely ietd 1:, thqueen of h,,i,.t,_ '03»;-H ec arer oo e queen w th .AKQ9-N3 the ace. being careful to dis- g 5 cjard the ace of diamonds from 9 A ummy. ‘K193 When Soutli now cashed the. WES‘! EAST K-Q of diamonds. the jack luck- i A 6 .3103; ily fell. and when declarer theni 9 K Q.) 10 Q 373 cashed fi v e more diamonds. J 953 95 this became the position. East 6-75 «Laos having not played yet to Mel #353 diamond lead; SOUTH Nam. on w... “"33. :g3)s,os7ss Immaterial aims) Opening lead—l-ring of hearts. South Desperate circumstances re- Q 5 quire destlieraetel ‘remedies. as ,QQ1t‘l7 In)’ expel‘ enc ridge player E t ‘ . _ C” O! 3'03‘ Th°;'°":m_“°]l’°1“l sfullays aiollllllisnotloliiliicaxfnductciile its own e ate in ‘ a contract if ere is a cillance outcome was the South made

six notrump doubled for a score of 1,880 points. i West should have recognized lat trick two what declarer was ifipdto 1-— eegpehcialiy since E a a t ia pay ethreeofhearts ::.‘:.;.::'.":t.:."."':...“:::. °.:.:;=°,=;..;h;, »=ms—,~=,;i me n = ve . “ :51-C t.oacu.Int.hatcasa mu.‘ when S°“l‘h W°‘”‘d “pisoutli would have gone down 9hy"‘3 the l““‘d 9"“ the 55‘ one and East-West would have: le°(‘i'”L‘}‘w kin M h ' 'been 2.980 points richer. d d 1 I 3 {"752 But since West neglected io| ‘ll if“ 3'?‘ 9 Wed l°"" "°mjdo this. and since declarer tooki b°l'h and“ Th“ W” ,3 desper‘ the fullest advantage of thel 9"‘ m°”‘.“'° °" s°“ll”‘ 9 3 “- ‘lapse, there would not be much but the circumstances seemed Q pain, to our belabormg S 0 “hi

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of saving the situation by f a i rl means or ul.

Take this hand reported in the Bridge World magazine. The bidding does not recommend it-

“ can I" ll‘ _ ‘ '-for his strange bidding antics. if West had dls('0illlllllt‘(l A fte r all. results a re what

playing ‘hearts. declarer would count. l..'i0—Encore

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