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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1967
Page
9
OSWALD & JAMES JACOBY discuss how Jan Stone of New York used careful deduction over spur of the moment hunches. The hand shows a low heart play misread by opponents and a strategic plan to keep opponents underestimating her.
In the deal the contract moves from 2NT to 3NT after South’s two club overcall. The partner’s rebid forces game by bidding clubs, and now you must decide the best continuation. The article asks what you do now to reach the optimal contract.
Dr Brandstadt explains that gonorrhea does not raise blood sugar and may cause chronic prostatitis and a urethral stricture but not kidney function problems. Penicillin cures early infections. alternatives include tetracyclines for penicillin allergy and bismuth for syphilis, with some tolerance for modified penicillins. Down syndrome is due to chromosomal germ cell damage, with no cure. Delalutin is the trade name for hydroxyprogesterone caproate used for prostate enlargement.
In Cape Town South Africa Transport Minister Ben Schoeman told Parliament that minks emit a strong odor that can penetrate passenger baggage and cargo including food. He said the odor in aircraft holds and cabin requires air transport to be selective and avoid minks.
A playful dolphin named Jenco died at Napier Marine Park after swallowing a hair ribbon that became lodged in her lung and caused a fatal hemorrhage. Autopsy noted other ingestants including two plastic bags a handkerchief and two elastic garters.
The World Almanac notes nearly a million ships have sunk since 1500 and about a quarter of mined gold and silver went down with them with little recovered. It also says ZIP codes began in 1963 to identify every postal community across the 50 states and territories from Puerto Rico to Palau Islands.
A puzzle style list presents clues for a cryptic grid with deflections across names and terms including Nimbus chemical suffix and a church part. Answers span mythic figures and common words tied to weather metal and bird notes offering a varied vocabulary round.
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