Show - i dt - — i - ' ' - - - - The Salt Lake Tribune 's Breach Widens Beyond Point of No Return the But me'll be first—That's most important!' I fI ': It‘ L is Drd- ion otal ions - 'olv on t h4 4 tl)r T olve ents with heir nent it is qt on )ugh r lope sion “:' 41 V los- - ajor ' eels has ther Sul-fine- tan an't the !oor 400 hich alize way ly it plan 'eaty e on and w to t first - of a ByCIL have emo ince East-Wes- vulnerable t North deals NORTH 41618 V Q8642 the EAST A Q2 V 1093 A75 WEST A 13 gen- - tesi 4 Q10 2 0 419852 44110743 two tricks SOUTH V 75 The bidding: West South East 1 4 Pass Pass Pass 1 NT Pass 44 Pass Pass Opening lead: King of V A simple reflex action by East provided South with an opportunity to salvage his four spade contract South was not North Pam is inces trself 11 this what Ithor - yin 7 i- 1 - e- g f the illing er is nedy N - t ' " I 3 1 ' I ir Mr Goren removed having a mend bid—in terms of playing strength his hold- ing is worth nearly nine tricks Therwhen his fore partner managed to eke out a one no response trump he decided to j leave nothing furand he proceeded directly has ther to chance to game in spades West opened the king of hearts and when the dummy appeared with a singleton club he shifted to a trump South put up North's jack and East covered with the queen to force out declarer's king A heart was returned and West rose with the ace to play another spade North's eight held the trick and drew the outstanding trump in the process $ haps roup t the s his cloaf lack and ccept Cash Queen ! - — - may as y are MOW 1 i 't l't- -- their 4tA k-- 0 ' bout gedy iting been t At pre use s 10 1 ei t ether ently e a ice of omes- 1 t 1' far d e : 1 too from I - - The queen of hearts was cashed and when the jack and ten fell South had enough discards for his losing diamonds and he scored up his contract with an over-tric- Bad East not covered the jack of anodes when West shifted to that suit at trick two South would have fallen short of the goal When the next trump Is led East's queen will force declarer to win the trick in his hand and he will have no way to reach North's established heart milt Forced to play the diamonds him Original Talman Tall or Obedient TA MAN — Arms: Gu les chevron In chief two da goers points downwards base a sword point upwards or Crest: embowed in armor proper holding a In fide et in beilo fortis" Matto: I A In arm battles It Taulman which is the German ver- sion Tatman 'just happens to be the way the guy who first got to this country spelled it ralmati In any case Talman or Tall man while some members of the name may have been Germaa originally the name hag been found in English histori- cal records since the days of King Edward III (1327-77- ) According to Bardsley rAt :: 4: ‘ 'vek : '' :r7'' k : '' ' N''' ' :i?' - 1 it 4 ' - s' - - 1t 40iGo:b 't'--k - ' ' ' ' fl '' ' ' ''--"-:7- '' 7 s i-- !' ' 'i-':- Is'' : i r 4 " : 4' '4 ' t I :' "'r3:i1:1"3':: 'I' : ': ' eier'fie' 'I : 0 LI - 1 ' -4- WO 11N kt ('I'Seti I fraNn ' t F"-- '''''''''' MAI 1' A New York Times Service Apathy plays a major role and in this only an epidemic of plague traced to these critters might make us PUNTA DEL ESTE URUGUAY — The new diplomacy of the Americas is informal Not glittering dinners but barbecues Not black ' "—' or white ties but r -plain suits even on the i presidential junta f Or Del Este generals i i Not the historic setting of palaces i lie 1 ut--p or congresses but ' negotiation ' in the iv game room of a tio 4'tX hotel casino Mr Reston Punta Del Este is Miami Beach of 30 years ago in the process of rapid tulgarization It is a lovely strip of beach and piney woods with the broken hulk of a stranded freighter in the harbor and juke box saloon jazz in the air Between the propagandists and the cops the whole place is wired for sound A reporter driving from Montevideo in the middle of the night is tossed to the local police faced to the wall hands up and frisked for guns There-i- s so much emphasis on security that the whole place seethes with Insecurity and this is only the least of business -- ' t i 1' - s0--- L paradoxes Dream Grows In North country is transmitted by infected prairie d dogs The public might be aroused if a rat bit the grandchild of our President mayor or another prominent person In some areas this is a daily occurrence and every large city hospital admits many babies annually with these bites Under pressure from( the family to buy a new car Walter Tippy takes a tip from government Instead of saying no he merely announces a study long-rang- e of The infants are helpless and extensive damage is done before the parents come to their aid the subject Indifference to Problem Trial's Answer Indifference to the problem is most ' noticeable in neighborhoods where people rely on the government or landlords to conduct rat control programs Not a penny of their own is spent to combat their nearest enemy The owners of restaurants bakeries granaries grocery stores food process ing plants and slum apartments also are apathetic especially when they live areas miles away in The situation changes when the Food and Drug administration seizes their products because of rodent contamina Yes Although education pursued primarily to prepare for a better job is a personal nondeductible expense in the opinion of the United States Court of Dr Sipwit had submitted to Appeals psychoanalysis to sharpen his skills as a psychiatrist and not to acquire a new specialty "What is involved in the improvement of skills of a taxpayer in his employment reflects the complexity and variety of our society itself" the court observed "Perhaps the worker tighten ing bolts on an assembly line may be said to require only one skill but most occupations require a bundle of skills And to the extent that one is engaged In a learned profession he must employ a multiplicity of skills" Yet there are glimmerings of a new approach here particularly among the rising generation of young technicians in Chile Venezuela Argentina Mexico and elsewhere They are beginning to see that no national state below the Rio Grande not even Brazil has the education the technology or the markets to compete effectively in a Modern world of scientific and technological giants Punta Del Estes has at least encouraged discussion of this point It has not changed anything but it has opened up new possibilities of change and clarified the conflict between nationalism and prosperity (Copyright) rat-fre- e ton - The same occurs when the rats under mine the foundation of their building or short-circuthe electrical system causing fire Some will not use odenticidee'l because of the danger to pets it I 0 r A gip 1 t II' F' '—'re4 N 1 - t r 'UPI' of': iAYTINAlo: 1511Pfi': t Um I iltsTrob Trigg ':ArtIVAL -- :- t ' - i' tt I :'7rL'-- '1 ! - "- I -: ) - ' :: - ''''' li uf or t ' ' ::?!fV e ''' 1 ‘tg12 0 ti 491' a- i'?r7 - '' 1velit 0 v4P'''"'"t'r 'n:1101 )' It 1 47 414 tERT) it 11 il ttlit ' i"c' ' "' "I - 0- ''' -' :: ': - Z:' 177 4 4I - - -- 1 - 2 I mr—':lIkA4iipaifirtrq!LaAa A itlEt with 100 SUPER ATIRIAL DOWNTOWN SUGAR HOUSE DOWNTOWN' A wide range vitamin and mineral Iformula with 271 SO - 431'2 947 tr:'198 OPEN DAILY- -9 MIL TILL 9 PAL SUNDAY — 10 MA TILL 7 CLOSED SUNDAYS so & MAIN 7 LK 'DLL 9 Pitt SUNDAYS El ANI TILL 7 PAL AVE 1153 SIMPSON MAIN OPEN DAILY 9 AM TILL 6:30 PM VALUE TEMPLE OPEN DAILY PM S ZOME:C1 Z us 98c GELUSIL Forms Integrrated League It is now just a little more than a cenfury and a half since the great Latin Simon Bolivar American liberator called a Congress of the American states at Panama to form an integrated League of Sovereign States in this hemisphere but particularly the big countries south of the Rio Grande Brazil Argentina and Mexico are not very enthusiastic about integration even now because they all think they are big enough to be world shakers on their own What most of the Latin American statesmen here seem to prefer—and this is another paradox—is easier access to the North American markets They pou—rt't'hTi States in principle on its strenuous efforts to maintain a worldwide multilateral trading and monetary system but if they really got what they want here which they won't the world would be well on its way to a broken system of protectionist regional groupings and Africa and another in one in i- Spanish-stylfurniture is currently man remempopular and a middle-agebers that was the kind he and his wife started out with everything made from Valencia orange crates New Approach Glimmers Fountries Europe Funny people these Gringoes They have a reputation down here of dominating the international politics and economies of Latin America and of course they are But in an odd way they are embarrassed and troubled by this role and are talking more avidly than anybody else of the advantages to Latin America of changing it through unity and economic Integration flea is forced to find more lively quarters on another rodent or marrnThis DP°sundssibbeiiis not so farfetched as it cause plague that now exists in this hibitions Latin-America- n ProhNbly the most interesting paradox is the 'Washington delegation itself It is not the Latin Americans here—at least not many of them — who are dreaming of a united and interdependent Latin America but the gringoes from north of the Rio Grande It is President Johnson who is talking about an interdependent Latin America pooling its science and skills its education and markets big enough and prosperous enough and united enough to talk on equal terms to the United States and the Common Market declare war on rodents The fleas of an infected rat carry the organisms and when the animal dies the Were not quite sure what conclusion about trends in family life we should draw from the news that the Kansas City home show features judo and karate ex- gional trade preferences that would hamper the independence they say they want The suspicion of the United States in this sunny clime Is endemic Some of them are worried that Mr Johnson's enthusiasm for an integrated economic system springs from a desire in Washington to increase its influence on the whole continent In Brazil and elsewhere there are many officials who wonder whether Washington's advocacy of birth control is not motivated by desire to keep the populations of these countres from growing larger than the population of the United States Major Role country Senator Soaper Dream of United Latins Fostered In:orth—Not in South America ' -- not been won I 7 N'1:00 antes Reston ' 'vf:1'7y 141''I ) '' ' : ' SCII1Ct '::'tao14i - 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'''1t1-- J '' ' - World of Heraldry J4 4 AK '0- '' A): i i4 si l'::'''1'': 4: in that 4AK109765 -- ' of self South must lose suit -i 4 lk i4 :''i 3 - v:'': r A -- — 4 ' ' ''' — C9 ' '' 4''44-64):--- Goren East had nothing to gain by covering the first spade for in view of South's jump in that suit there can be no hope of establishing a trump trick for West By making declarer use up North's spade entry early Bait can shut his opponent out of the dummy subsequently when the hearts have been established' 46 - ''-'''- ' '- Bridge Hand North to Gain K9863 two !ated : u :::i '77-----4 -- low Goren on Today 'k 1'‘ :77't--- ) I 11i 1 pots it'Lpit1r '' -' -- Mien IL Van t : ---- :: :'' Trials and Tribulations a go i14)04:5 '' 14' (D-Or- the 4) " '"'--- II 6 s a it I- Waidedimia 'frs:" 't:: i:)N:7) 11'N I misadventure of Lyndon Johnson's Latin American res' olution has left an impression that a point of no return has been reached '"-i (ll in the President's ' personal 'relations ' The Mkansan did not attend the March 10 meeting at which the President told the legislative leaders that he was going to propose the resolution When OAS Ambassador Sol Linowitz came to ask him to introduce it Eillbright suggested that he see Norse There was with Sell William t of the traditional in nothing '' t4 -I '1 r''' these dealings Fulbright ' ' The Arkansas (mo Mr Johnson deferred to this intracta-w '' ' senator did not ble i opposition in refusing to take the s issue to the Senate floor His attitude ingl kill the resotutioth mystified and dismayed his colleagues that was to speed because he clearly had the votes to win Mr Johnson on his and the State Department felt it was imMr Bartlett way to Punta del portant to pull the resolution through I Este Sens Albert Gore StuCongress art Symington ) and Frank But Mr Johnson seems to have feared Church helped spark the revolt that Fulbright might force a prolonged by the Foreign Relations Committee debate to undercut his role at the conferDidn't Attend Meeting ence Exaggerated or not these fears are a reflection of personal animosity But the root cause of the donnybrook was the absence of a negotiating channel reaching well beyond the limits of nationbetween the White House and the Senate al interest Foreign Relations Committee The rapLittle to Lose port is so badly frayed that Chairman Politically Fulbright has little to lose Fulbright did not allow Sen Wayne His high standing in his home state is Morse or anyone to negotiate nurtured by a record of irreverent indewith the President as House members had done earlier for language that would pendence which goes back to his 1948 suggestion that Harry S Truman resign be acceptable all around from the presidency Currently no politician can lose by being a Johnson critic in Arkansas and no strong opponent Democratic or Republican is anxious to take on Fulbright in 1966 No resolution of the issues that divide the two men is in sight Their differences over the Vietnam war are so steeped in By Florence K Palmer bitterness that they paralyze the prosDr Sipwit staff psychiatrist at a pects of reconciliation The situation refutes all contentions Veterans Hospital decided to undergo that personal abrasions have no part in in order to understand psychoanalysis the hostility It is impossible to keep any his pa g tients better Such dispute with Mr Johnson impersonal and his sharp digs and charges of ingratitude mind-probin- g ses- : are quickly 'IN sions were lengthy convsyed to the senator's 4 i ears This hunian factor is aggravated howand expensive ever so he sought by the close friendship which formerly ' :7:l existed between Mrs Johnson and Mrs to deduct the cost f i of that deep analysis L Fulbright The course of this conflict is reminisfrom his incothe tax of the break in 1871 between Presicent When the Internal ) r 3Revenue Service dent Grant and Sen Charles ob 1 then chairman of the Foreign Relations jected he went to court Mrs Palmer Committee A sensitive man and sharp "Taxpayers are permitted to deduct critic of Grant's foreign policy Sumner reasonably necessary business expenses" became outraged when his close friend the psychiatrist reminded "As a pracJohn Motley was replaced as ambassador to London He refused to meet or ticing psychiatrist having myself psychotalk socially with the President or Hamilanalyzed was educational and has helped me to work more easily with emotionally ton Fish the secretary of state ill persons This sharpening of my proVoted for Ouster fessional skills therefore is deductible" Sumner's Republican colleagues in the "Not so Unless a psychiatrist is pre paring to enter a new field or seek Senate were unwilling to let the impasse some advancement he really doesn't stand Meeting in caucus they voted 26 have to be psychoanalyzed for the needs to 21 that Sumner should be ousted as chairman because his attitude was irreof his own specialized practice" counsel for the Revenue Service snapped "If sponsible Fulbright Is too smart to be flagrantly Sipwit believes he can improve his own rude In fact he and the President are so position by curling up on a psychoanalyst's couch let him pay the price of elaborately courteous at ceremonial funcambition himself" tions that strong men wince at their Now here's the point of law you must dissimulation decide — is the psychiatrist entitled to But the incident of the Latin resoluthe deduction? Study the evidence caretion has served notice that the disruptive consequences of this soured relationship fully then mark your ballot before readhave grown to extend beyond the war in ing the court's decision Yes ( ) Vietnam No( ) '711:-:- '- 's 4 - — The WASHLNG'rON lost hack now A 11 194i7 ' 1111-Fulbrig- ht 1 12 WednesclayApril : I - ' : ' - Charles Bartlett - i a 3" : 3i99C inlet isummonnommo I A - MITCHUm - IMMO611111111111111110111MMIMMIM A 7 rit ANTIPERN SPIRANT 111) MINK ' ROLL-O- N ' i |