Ancient Egyptians Taboos On Pork And Priestly Feasts
The early Egyptians considered pork a delicacy but taboo for general consumption and reserved for the gods. High priests were allowed to eat it only once a year, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Win at Bridge Perfect Safety Play for South
A 1963 Vanderbilt Cup bridge column outlines a safety play by South after winning the first diamond trick with the ace. It describes drawing trumps, ruffing dummy, stripping hearts, and advancing a low club toward dummy with ducking tactics to handle potential club splits and maintain control.
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Bridge bidding and play odds in a tricky four‑hand tale
A hand described with many hypothetical lines and outcomes in a bridge scenario. West holds the lead, South weighs finesse choices, and East and North respond to West’s plays. The narration examines how different lead and discard decisions affect trick outcomes and suit control.
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Three Congo Officials Jailed for Embezzling Public Funds
A Congolese military court sentenced 15 minor government officials to prison terms from 4 to 10 years for pocketing $200,000 in public funds. The embezzlement spanned three months in the Bureau of Budget Control and Verification.
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Weather report for Arkansas and regions
A 24 hour report ends at 7 a m with highs around 67 and lows near 49 and 1 63 inches of rain. Forecasts cover Arkansas regions including Central Northwest Northeast and Southwest with partly cloudy to cloudy conditions and a chance of light showers mainly tonight and Friday. Temperatures vary by region with lows in the 30s to 40s and highs in the mid 50s to upper 60s across the state.
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Obituary of J M Jeanes 73 Nash ville farmer and church member
J M Jeanes 73 of Nash ville died Tuesday. A retired farmer and Blackland Methodist Church member, he is survived by his wife Amanda Mae Crisp Jeanes and multiple children including Odell, Barney, Denzil, Joe McCorkle, Jewel Land, Bobby Joe Barton, and David Wright, plus brother Toland Jeanes and sister Ference Robinson. Services were held Thursday at Latimer Funeral Chapel Nashville with burial in Saratoga Cemetery.
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Nashville
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Minn
Denzil Jeanes
Porterville
Calif
Joe McCorkle
Columbus
Jewel Land
Bobby Joe Barton
David Wright
Dallas
Allergies and treatments from a medical columnist
The doctor answers reader questions on handling food and contact allergies. He notes flu vaccines may contain egg albumin and should be avoided by egg allergic individuals, outlines patch testing for contact allergies, and explains that true allergy to a person is impossible. He states children rarely outgrow food allergies, some can tolerate small amounts later, and desensitization methods vary in effectiveness.
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Harry
Copper strike walkout delayed as Chilean union pauses
La bor leaders postpone a 48 hour walkout at Anaconda copper mines to Monday while pressuring Kennecott El Teniente. President Frei urged delay, union warned of action if no settlement by then. Anaconda Kennecott combine over 90 percent of Chilean copper. the wage dispute has cost about 35 million dollars in lost output.
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Cities Need of a Junior College
State Education Commissioner A W Ford urged a community junior college in the Little Rock area to supply technicians for industry. He identified Pulaski County as the area with the greatest need and potential for a first class college supported by two or three mills. He estimated up to 2300 students in the first year and emphasized teacher job security as well.
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Pulaski County
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Fear Attacks on Policy Will Help the Reds
Sen. Muskie and Sen. Dodd say criticism of President Johnson's Viet Nam policy aids the Communists. They warn antiwar sentiment at home convinces Hanoi and Peking the United States will withdraw. Kennan's testimony and possible policy rider on a $4.8 billion military bill loom as the debate continues.
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The Cotillion Federation Club Meets February 12
The Cotillion Federation Club will hold its regular meeting on February 12 at 4 o'clock in the home of Mrs A B Yerger on Hickory Street All members are urged to be present and to note the new meeting time. The note includes other social items and announcements from local residents.
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Guernsey
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San Diego
Heavy Rain Storms Lash 3 States
Severe thunderstorms with heavy rain hail and strong winds swept Texas to Illinois and Missouri causing floods and power outages. A tornado destroyed two homes and damaged eight at Howland Texas. a twister hit Shreveport Louisiana and winds reached 75 mph. Fort Worth and Victoria reported damaging winds as rivers overflowed across the midwest and south central regions.
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The
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San Antonio
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Victoria
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EDA Plans Spending of 10 Percent Funds
Arkansas eyed 10 percent of federal economic development funds with a tour by EDA official John Opitz and Commerce official Eugene Foley. The delegation will visit Mountain Home Poteau Conway during a Friday Ozarks aerial tour after Foley’s Friday arrival in Little Rock.
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Economic Development Administration
EDA
Arkansas
John H. Opitz
Ozarks
Eugene P. Foley
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Foley
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Poteau
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Conway
Washington
No Comment on Dismissal at White Hall
White Hall Arkansas AP Supt James C Gartman told AP he had no comment on his dismissal by the White Hall School Board after a Tuesday vote 4 to 3 not to renew his contract. Minutes show three board members voted to renew while three others voted to not renew with names listed as contributing factors and past actions tied to desegregation efforts.
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James C. Gartman
White Hall
Gartman
Associated Press
M. M. Breedlove
J. ©. Sturdivant
J. W. Shackelford
Powers Described as Quick With Knife in Messler Slay Case
Miami AP report says Melvin Lane Powers is described as quick with a knife and venomous, with testimony noting a planned murder and an alleged love affair with Candace Mossler. Witnesses recount threats and a past incident with a sharp instrument. The trial resumes as prosecutors seek to prove Powers killed multimillionaire Jacques Messler in 1964 with his aunt's alleged connivance.
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Miami
Fla
Melvin Lane Powers
Jacques Messier
Earl G. Martin
Powers T
Martin
Powers
Mossler
Key Biscayne
Candace Mossler
Richard Gerstein
George Schulz
Dade County
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Candace
Trial Testimony Probes Powers Mossler Case In Houston
Witnesses describe Powers proposing murder of Mossler and discuss threats and near killings. Martin testifies Mossler accepted rides with Powers in a Lincoln Continental and reveals a plan to “jig” him with a knife. He recalls Powers warning of killing a black man and recounts pay disputes and a black leather case.
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Houston
Mossler
Martin
Powers’ Trailer
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Lincoln
Kidney Danger Signals and Quick Relief at Rexall Drug
Emergency warning outlines night urination burning frequent or scanty flow and pains as signs of functional kidney disorders. A gentle list promotes BUketS tonic diuretic to increase and regulate kidney passage within four days or your 38 cents back. Available today at Gibson's Rexall Drug Store.
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Rexall Drug Store
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