Mercy Hospital Pulse Promotes a Mouse Collection
Mary Nunevitaker, Mercy Hospital administrator, has built a five year mouse collection of over 40 ceramic, shell, glass, and wooden pieces along with a live German mouse. Gifts from family and coworkers fill her apartment with mouse items including cards, pins, key chains, a memory box, and display plans. Her grandfather is crafting display cases to house the collection.
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Mary Nunevitaker
Mercy Hospitel
Youshegin
Mary
Germany
Spain
Buslia
Macy
California
New Mortgage Plan Aids Young Homebuyers
HUD Secretary Carla A. Hills announced a new graduated mortgage payment plan effective November 1 to help young couples buy homes with FHA insured loans. The five plans offer lower initial payments with increases phased in over five or ten years, then level payments. Details apply to Section 203 and Section 224 programs, with formal publication in the Federal Register.
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Housing and Urban Development
Carla A. Hills
Hills
Ford
HUD
Federal Register
Lotto Craze Attracts 50 Million Gamblers
PARIS UPI report details a pan European lottery craze known as Lotte or lotto. The game blends bingo and number play with six chosen numbers from 1 to 49 and a national draw. State-run lotteries dominate, with top prizes reaching $1.4 million in Italy and $676,500 in Finland. Odds of hitting all six are 1 in 13,963,816.
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Paris
UPI
West Germany
Austria
Marie Theresa
Hapzburg
Antoni Novotny
Switzerland
Italy
Finland
Europe
Janis
Fridi
Fodi
Lotto
Germany
Greek opposition seeks bar on Agnew as undesirable alien
Greek opposition deputy Konstantine Komidakis submits a bill to declare Spiro Agnew persona non grata in Greece. He argues Agnew’s presence provokes public sentiment and insults Greek pride due to ties with former junta and colonialist capitalists. Agnew, now a public relations man for J. P. Latsis, has made multiple Middle East trips via Greece.
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Athens
UPI
Spiro Agnew
Greece
Constantine Komidakis
Agnew
Komibotakis
Agnew Curently
Jobue Latsis
Middle East
Soviet Union approves loan for Egyptian High Aswan project
On this date in 193B the Soviet Union approved a loan to Egypt to build the High Aswan project on the Nile after the United States withdrew support for the undertaking.
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Soviet Union
Egypt
High Aswandem
Nile
Time Standard Timezones Reach Across America and the World
The article recalls Charles F Dowd's 1883 proposal for standard time zones, adopted nationwide on November 18 1884, replacing local times. It notes varied city practices, railroad clock conflicts, and regional pushback before the transition, linking to Greenwich Mean Time as a global reference.
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New York
United States
Charles Feedinand Dowd
Rulvn Watch Co
Dowd
Saratoga
N.Y
Congress
New York City
el Elty Hall
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington Meridian
Chester A. Arthur
Greenwich
London
England
Cape Kennedy
Saudi Arabia
Guitar Teachers Fret Over Fate of New Model
Euclid Ohio AP reports two guitar teachers Paul Mil Wey and Ralph Sibert propose a movable fingerboard to ease beginner soreness and improve placement. They claim a soft yielding pad and plastic fingerboard could rival traditional hardwood, but major makers declined.
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Euclid
Ohio
Paul Mil- Wey
Ralph Sibert
Sinert
Misley
Berther —_Sibert
Ing
Tool
Tle
Sibert
Wil
Prests
U.S
Japan
Carter Interview Makes Playboy Sellout Sparks Collector Hype
In Chicago Playboy spokesman Lee Guttlieb says the November Carter interview could make the issue a collector's item. He notes a virtual sellout and exhausted wordout supplies with six to seven million copies printed, despite paper shortages limiting a larger run. A 1929 stock market plunge is noted in a historical aside.
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Chicago
Playboy Magazine
Jimmy Carter
Nixon
Johnson
Lee Guttlieb
Playboy
Gottlieb
Carter
Win Ant Bridge Bid Ends In Four Hearts Trial
The bidding sequence shows South overcalls with three spade bids then attempts a four heart contract. Four hearts would fail unless the defense erred, as West chose a fourth-best defense against the no trump plan. The defense mishaps were needed for the contract to succeed.
Unclear query on opening club position in game
Fragmented reader note from Florida asks about opening club in third position. Text is garbled with unrelated phrases and incomplete game details, but hints at evaluating play and partner involvement. No coherent event or names to anchor a proper news-style summary.
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Florida
aKoaxe
Othess
Bridge Decision in Hand With Finesse by Boris Shapiro
A bridge problem features Nick Robinson and East playing a diamond sequence after a spade discard. South weighs finessing the diamond king against a heart layout 3-2, choosing to let the king hold to avoid going down, as Boris Shapiro notes.
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Nck Robinson
East
West
Dlaifonds
Dumny
King of Diamonds
Eswe
Ace
Diaimond
South
Boris Shapiro
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