Today in History highlights from 1958 to 1969 events
Chronology notes major events on August 3 including the Nautilus undersea crossing of the North Pole in 1958, Columbus voyage in 1492, 1692 witch executions, 1863 NY draft riots, 1882 immigrant tax, 1914 German war entry, and later incidents such as a Viet Cong attack and a fatal jet crash.
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Associated Press
North Pole
Point Barrow
Alaska
Atlantic
Spitzbergen
Greenland
Christopher Columbue
Paris
Spain
America
Massachusetts
Horation Seymour
New York
Lincoln
Congress
United States
Germany
France
Britain
Ireland
London
MacMillan
U.S
Barcelona
Gan
Hints From Heloise Help Housework Speed By Music
New bride shares practical tips to speed cleaning with daily goals and music. She plans her day after coffee then works through three records, rests on the fourth, and repeats after lunch, gaining leisure and flexibility. A few reader tips cover shower doors, thread handling, walnut freshness, and game parts organization.
Ann Landers Motherly guidance and readers questions
A wide slice of Ann Landers columns includes a Mother's Prayer requesting patience, horoscopes for Aries to Pisces, readers' letters about apologizing to children, social greetings etiquette, and a note about typographical errors and teen drinking guidance. The piece showcases advice on temper control, greetings, and addressing awkward social situations.
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Ann Landers
Middletown Journal
Bridge Declarer Could Have Made Contract Here
South faced a 2 level contract after opening lead of three clubs. The defender’s underlead toward the ace misled declarer who won the king and eventually failed by taking the wrong line. The correct play is to duck a club from dummy, guaranteeing the contract despite ace or suit shifts by East.
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West
Declarer
East
South
Fish Head Traffic Jams Vancouver During Rush Hour
A Vancouver rush hour mishap halted traffic when 23,000 pounds of salmon heads spilled from a truck driven by Larry Christiansen of Conway Washington. Four tons of fish heads blocked roads as police diverted vehicles and workers spent hours cleaning the odor from side streets.
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Vancouver
B.C
Larry Christiansen
Conway
Wash
United States
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