UFO Sightings Extend Into Ohio and Wisconsin
Reports of blinking lights over Michigan, Ohio, and Wisconsin describe glowing green and red objects seen near Toledo, Dayton, Green Bay, and Hillsdale. Dr. J Allen Hynek offers swamp gas as a partial explanation while Wright Patterson Air Force Base notes ongoing Blue Book activity. Rep Gerald Ford calls for congressional inquiry into the sightings.
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Astronomical OAO Observatory to Launch from Cape Canaveral
Cape Canaveral Florida AP reports space agency to launch the Orbiting Astronomical Observatory an Atlas Centaur rocket mission to place a 3900 pound telescope equipped satellite into orbit. The objective is to study stars and the universe, with a double ignition test of the Centaur upper stage planned for Tuesday at 9 am.
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Bridge insights from Alfred Sheinwold on play and bidding
In this bridge lesson, Alfred Sheinwold explains how to distinguish players by bidding patterns and card distribution. He analyzes a five-trump break scenario and shows how to choose leads and respond to risks, noting the impact of spades and the queen singleton on slam chances.
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Civil Rights Speech Delay Moves to Wednesday
President Johnson will delay his civil rights message to Congress from Monday to Wednesday. Press Secretary Moyers cited Attorney General Katzenbach needing final touches and a detailed review with Johnson before public delivery. The item also includes a bridge puzzle discussing bidding and hand evaluation.
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Priest Bravely Ended Siege With Refugee Gun Hold Up
In Providence a Cuban refugee Maximo Palacios, 26, held two children and a woman at a second floor apartment. A Catholic priest and police formed a tense stand as tear gas grenades forced Palacios to surrender. Palacios faced multiple counts including assault with intent to kill and illegal possession of a pistol.
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Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York report claims a healing substance Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institution shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Observations over months showed genuine improvement and many patients with long standing piles proclaimed they ceased to be a problem. Available as Preparation H suppositories or ointment without narcotics or anesthetics.
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Blaze Beaches Boat's Owner Fire Damages Fremont Garage
A Fremont man, M. E. York of 6273 Diamond Head Lane, faced a summer blaze when fumes from flammable materials in his garage ignited from a nearby heater. The fire destroyed the garage and a boat and trailer inside, with damages estimated at 3,000 for the structure and 5,500 for the contents.
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Tarzan writer Cyril Hume dies at 66 in Palos Verdes
Cyril Hume, 66, the screenwriter behind many early Tarzan films, died Sunday at his Palos Verdes home. The AP report notes his longtime association with the Tarzan motion picture series and his impact on the early jungle adventure era.
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