Jacoby on Bridge discusses a hand from 1965 Vanderbilt Cup
The Jacobs discuss a bridge hand with South winning a club lead, drawing trumps, and a spade finesse, then a squeeze in the black suits to make a slam. They debate alternate lines for West and East including a diamond opening and potential discards that could alter the outcome.
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Jacoby & Son
Enterprise Assn
Jacobys
Oswald
South
West
Jim
East
Declarer
Nevada scientist studies salt tolerance in cattle water
AP reports Dr. Howard Weeth of the University of Nevada agriculture program tests how much salt in cattle drinking water is safe. He notes cattle tolerate about one percent salt with constant access, but tolerance drops when water is available only once daily.
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Reno
University of Nevada
Howard Weeth
Weeth
Jess
Democrats Search For Jonas Challenger In North Carolina
Democratic leaders in North Carolina quietly search for a candidate to oppose Rep. Charles R. Jonas in 1966. The effort centers on Charlotte with few names publicly mentioned. Party strategists favor a strong Mecklenburg candidate who can cut into Jonas’s solid base and generate a bold, new image to win the district.
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William A. Shires
Raleigh
Democratic
Charles RK. Jonas
Charlotte
Jonas
Lincolnton
Mecklenburg County
North Carolina
Washington
White House
Itelf
Johnson
James
Dave Clark
Clark
New Ways Sought To Teach Mentally Retarded
Three psychology professors and five graduate students at North Carolina State will pursue a year long research program to find new teaching methods for mentally retarded children. Led by Dr Harold M Carter the project is funded by the Department of Health Education and Welfare and will operate in special classes in three public school systems in the state.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State
Harold M. Carter
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Public Works Bill Approved for North Carolina Projects
The Senate Public Works Committee approved a bill authorizing 30 million dollars in projects. North Carolina allocations include an 18 million Falls Dam and reservoir on the Neuse River, a 10.4 million hurricane tidal barrier at New Bern, and 1.365 million for flood control erosion prevention and beach protection on Ocracoke Island.
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Washington
North Carolina
Senate Public Works Committee
Neuse River
Falls
New Bern
Anperenea
Ocracoke Isand
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Jonas Jonas
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