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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
11
A physician discusses why tonsil removal does not guarantee no sore throats, the role of streptococci viruses and penicillin, and prevention by testing household carriers. He also covers pityriasis rosea, infectious mononucleosis in children, and inherited diabetes with guidance on testing and prognosis.
In the Yuma desert across the Colorado River, 400 square miles of sun baked sands host the filming of The Flight of the Phoenix. Cast and crew endure 115 degree heat with sunscreen water and shade under wings and a green umbrella as they shoot amid sand devils and camels.
A newspaper bridge column discusses why experts sometimes avoid maximum risk plays. It explains safety first, how tricks shift with rubber versus duplicate games, and why overtricks matter less in rubber while precision matters in duplicate.
Laos honors aid from France Japan Great Britain and the United States with stamps whose face values reflect air mail rates A Norwegian issue marks 20 years since peace with stamps carrying a surcharge aiding the war handicapped Malaysia plans stamps for the National Mosque Kuala Lumpur and monuments to fight against communism plus a new international airport The Dominican Republic issues stamps for the 75th anniversary of the Organization of American States on the eve of its revolution
The bidding sequence ends with South holding AQ32 YK Q4 OKET AAT and opening partner rebuffing one spade after one notrump. You must decide the three no trump bid, but the scenario asks for the correct reply when partner supports spades. Tomorrow’s answer will reveal the best move.
The article notes copper nails in Assyria by 1700 B C and nails and staples in Egypt about a thousand years earlier. Romans widely used nails. 1961 Scottish excavations uncovered nearly seven tons of Roman nails from 87 to 90 A D. Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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