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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1967
Page
10
Card by card recap of the Goren bridge analysis from 1967 notes. South opens with one spade, North doubles, South bids no trump, and the play explores endplay and discards leading to a potential game for declarer.
Near Bogota Colombia an underground salt cathedral hosts up to 10000 worshippers. Two thousand years ago the space was a salt mine carved by ancient labor.
Sen John Sparkman urged a long range study of crop losses on the Senate floor proposing a bill to authorize the Agriculture Secretary to study and improve the Federal Crop Insurance Program. Co sponsors include Sen Lister Hill and Sen Herman Talmadge. He noted high costs of insurance and compared programs with Canada.
A federal loan of 100000 dollars was approved for the State Line Development Co. of Ardmore to purchase an industrial building once owned by G&T Co. Rep. William Anderson of Tennessee announced the decision. Homer Boggs, president, said the loan was confirmed by a telephone call. The International Wooden Container Co. now occupies the plant, which will keep its current lease. The firm employs 145 workers and plans to hire about 100 more due to a Texas contract for containers used at the Lone Star Arsenal.
Ladies' exercise dance classes are now available with contact numbers 353 7070 and 355 7886. Design and drafting services offered for all types call 353 8747 or 355 6002 after 5 p.m.
Electronic security gear to detect unauthorized entry or exit is being tested at the Federal Correction Institution in Lompoc. The Western Division of Sylvania Electronic Systems installed a balanced transmission line fence like horizontal pipes on wooden posts. Currents create a wide electromagnetic field and alarms trigger when a body over 40 pounds disturbs it.
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