Spade King Is Key Card in Vanderbilt Cup Hand
Jim Jacoby and Dr. John Fisher of Dallas narrowly missed making the American team after a pivotal hand in the Vanderbilt Cup. Sam Stayman led, a sequence of clubs and diamonds followed, and the king of spades location determined the result, costing the pair 10 IMPs but revealing a near miss.
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Jim Jacoby
John Fisher
Dallas
Jim
Jacobys
Oswald
Sam Stayman
Dummy
Sam
John
Bridge puzzle on overbidding and responses
A hand discussion asks what to do after partner overcalls two clubs with a strong hand. When responder opens one club and partner bids one diamond, choose the best action and justify briefly for tomorrow's solution.
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South
la Pass
Johnson to address Union on Viet Nam peace drive
Washington AP report notes President Johnson will outline the Great Society program and report on the Viet Nam peace offensive in a State of the Union address to be carried by radio and TV at 9 p.m. EST. The speech aims to update Congress and the nation on negotiations with North Vietnam and peace objectives, with no firm response anticipated yet.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Nee
Southeast Asia
U.S
Radio
Hanoi
Administration
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Beeson Files to Seek Ouachita State Rep Seat
Travis N. Beeson a Republican and 38 filed Monday as a candidate for state representative Position 2 in Ouachita County. He was the first Republican to file this year with the secretary of state. The seat is a new position created by recent apportionment.
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Little Rock
Travis N. Beeson
Ouachita County
Beeson
Eldorado Stars John Wayne and Hawks Team Up Again
John Wayne stars in Eldorado with Robert Mitchum for Paramount, under Howard Hawks. Wayne, 58, recalls a nearly four-decade career in Westerns as he prepares for the next scene, while Hawks guides the project with the classic desert-ward tone of Red River and Rio Bravo.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
John Wayne
Robert Mitchum
Paramount
Wayne
Howard Hawks
Stage 15
Malvern Man Shot to Death in Accidental Police Report
Malvern Arkansas AP Bill Posey 21 died at home Monday night in an apparent accident. Posey’s brother James 25 said he was practicing drawing a .22 caliber pistol when it discharged. Raoul Walsh work remark blends in with film notes about The Big Trail and Wayne career milestones.
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Malvern, Ark
Bill Posey
Near Malvern
Hot Spring County
Milburn Gill
Gill
James Posey
Raoul Walsh
Wayne
Dygentery
Walsh
Sisters reclaim nun car after helicopter rescue
In Qui Nhon area of South Vietnam, five US Army helicopters rescued a stripped diesel car left by Viet Cong after its village Xuan Thuong was seized. Sister Julienne and Father Sandin sought aid. the 1st Air Cavalry lifted the vehicle, repaired it, and the car now serves the convent by transporting children to school and running parish errands.
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Qui Nhon
South Viet Nam
Sisters of the Cross of Love
U.S
Buan Thuan
Saigon
South China Sea
Julienne
Xuan Thuong
Sand
Quinn
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
LBJ Sees Quiet Year Ahead for Labor Strife
President Johnson faces a lull on the home front as 1966 looks for few major labor battles despite ongoing wage pressures. While rail and airline wage talks loom and some industries eye gains, economists expect limited inflation impact and minimal White House intervention this year.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
White House
Seek Harris Seat: Democrats Plan Special Primary
LITTLE ROCK AP The Democratic State Committee will meet Jan 25 to set up mechanics for a special primary in the 4th Congressional District to replace Rep. Oren Harris who resigns Feb 3 to become a federal judge. A preferential primary is planned for March 15 with a runoff two weeks later if needed. Republicans favor a May special election without primaries.
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Little Rock
Oren Harris
D-Ark
U.S. House
Leon Catlett
Democratic State Committee
Harris
Catlett
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Atty
Bruce Bennett
Bennett
Soviet Note to Albania Marks China Ally Birthday
Moscow reports the Soviet government sent a terse formal note to Albania congratulating Communist China on its twentieth birthday. The Soviet presidium voiced cordial congratulations and said friendship will strengthen in the interests of peace and socialism.
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Moscow
Albania
China
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Steel industry growth and plant expansions amid price shifts
Large scale expansion plans by multiple manufacturers signal continued growth in the steel sector. Rising steel prices and strong demand push firms to expand plants while defense orders begin to climb, despite Viet Nam war uncertainty and inflation worries. Firms report better market conditions and shorter inventory hedges than expected.
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Sam Dawson
AP Ven
NEW York (Ap
Naked Look Redefines Spring Men’s Swimwear Attire
At the Southwestern market in Dallas 525 representatives showcased 1400 lines of new-look men and boys apparel. The naked look features holes in trunks while broader trends include bold colors polka dots paisley and pareu. Bell-bottoms return padded shoulders fade and neckwear shifts mark a fashion shift driven by postwar wealth and modern communications. Robert Green of New Dr Green presents Caswell Massey awards noting the wider spread of fashion privileges.
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Nallas
Tex
Bob Moore
Dallas
Robert L. Green
New Dr
Court Docket Highlights Multiple Guilty Pleas in County
In a chaotic docket from Hope to Sapa and across Gieren, numerous defendants pled guilty or were found guilty for crimes ranging from petit larceny to driving while intoxicated. Fines varied from 7.50 to 356.50, with licenses suspended or revoked and jail terms imposed or suspended.
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Mats Sapa Oh Hope
Ar Gieren Fehice
Petit Larceny
Piea Suilty
E. Or Way
Ying Moedry
Gaylon Shawn
Seater Igep
Richard ‘Turner
Clarence L. Hill
John W. Davenport
Robert Lee Samuel
Thomas H. Spencer
Creport
Arbert Phillips
Thomas N. Scott
William Waller
Thomas G. Rivers
Joy Hartman
J. W. Armstrong
George Stroud
Chester Bradford
Robert J. Moats
John M. Crow
Gary Wayne Traywick
Beauford Wyatt
Earnest Taylor
Dan Daniels
Bexley Noble
Charles Ward
Charles Sanders
James Kennedy
James Kenneg
N Daniels
Medical Center Grant Approved for Thyroid Research
Washington AP reports a grant approved for the University of Art Medical Center in Lite to study total pituitary thyroid function. Sen John L Michellan of Arkansas announced the funding, confirming its use in advanced medical research.
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Washington
University of Art Medical Center
Lite
Sen
John L. Michellan
Dark
Battle for athletic eligibility sparks NCAA convention clash
At the NCAA convention Ivy League leaders oppose new athletic grade rules set to take effect January 1, 1966. Yale’s Delaney Kiphuth and Penn’s Jerry Ford accuse outside bodies of meddling in admissions. Eight Ivy schools threaten noncompliance yet may still compete in league play. Also discussed were one platoon football and regional power line projects under state regulators.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ivy League
Ath
Delaney Kiphuth
Yale
Jerry Ford
Penn
NCAA
Walter Byers
Ncaa Council
New Mexico
Man Found Fatally Shot in Little Rock Home
Joe R. Gribble aged 59 was found fatally shot in his Little Rock residence. A 30 30 rifle lay on the floor by the chair where his body rested, with rifle cleaning equipment nearby. Deputy coroner ruled the death accidental.
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Little Rock
Joe R. Gribble
L. Gordon Holt
Gribkie
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Harryridges
Pacific
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