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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1964
Page
4
The article presents a bridge hand excerpt with bidding and play notes. It describes how declarer avoided loss by ducking and the resulting required material losses, prompting readers to consider the optimal bid. It highlights the strategic decision in a diamond shift and the resulting score implications.
A collage of household tips covers removing match-scratch marks with lemon and whiting powder, packing a cake with waxed paper and popcorn for mailing, and cleaning varnished wood with hot tea. It also includes a long, technical chess discussion about bidding and play, followed by a note on Thailand’s spirit houses in Bangkok.
London reports on Sir Isaac Newton extending his optics work by passing light through two prisms to show that white light contains a spectrum of colors. The note highlights Newtons broader impact beyond gravity.
On an average day about half a million tons of silt are carried down the Colorado River toward Lake Mead, the reservoir created by the Hoover Dam.
PORT MORESBY New Guinea Kuru the laughing death is an ailment peculiar to natives of the eastern high lands of New Guinea. No outsiders catch it and those afflicted do not live long. It is characterized by involuntary muscle spasms and cries.
There is no fixed time to start solids but fruit is a good first food. Begin with one spoonful of apple sauce pear or mashed banana and gradually increase to two or three. After a week introduce cereals or finely ground cereals and later add vegetables and meat or eggs as the baby progresses. Stop any food causing distress and reintroduce after a pause. A booklet by Myrtle Meyer Eldred titled Your Baby's First Six Months is available for 25 cents with a self addressed envelope.
New York reports speculators with capital turn to raw whiskey rather than aged spirits. Investors in the United States, Europe and the Middle East buy fresh distillate, hold it for years, and sell to blenders for blends. In 1963 over a million gallons changed hands for about 2.5 million dollars amid Scotch shortages.
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