Liquor Sales Up 6 Percent In Ohio Audit
Ohio State Auditor Roger Cloud reported a final 1965 audit showing record liquor sales of more than 254.8 million dollars. The figure marked an increase of 14.7 million dollars or 6.15 percent from 1964, confirming a strong year for the Ohio Department of Liquor Control.
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Earliest Cities Emerge in Mesopotamia About 5,500 Years Ago
Archaeological context places the first urban centers in Mesopotamia around 5,500 years in the past. Scholars discuss early city development and societal complexity in the region.
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Horoscope Guide for Tomorrow and Upcoming Months
Estrellita outlines personal concerns and social advice with a focus on interactions with friends and the opposite sex. It notes favorable periods for work, finances, romance, and travel, warning to avoid risks in early May to December and advising caution with new acquaintances in the forenoon.
Man who won 150000 and went on welfare in 1960s
Charles Kranefuss, 72, recalls wealth from 1935 Irish Sweep stake with his brother, then tax bills, sale of half the ticket, bankruptcy, and loss of earnings. He later worked in a Maine sawmill and shipyard before health declined and he joined welfare in Nashua. He now rejects sweepstakes and lives modestly.
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Viet Nam Toll Update Shows Staggering Losses
The Defense Department reports 2,205 U.S. servicemen killed in Viet Nam since Jan 1, 1961 and 10,725 wounded. The weekly summary notes 97 deaths and 435 wounds for the week ended last Monday night, with 16 missing, two fewer than the prior week.
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Agriculture Dept Measures Sugar Imports to Curb Prices
The Agriculture Department announced on Wednesday that it will permit importation of additional sugar beyond the initial quota for the first quarter to check rising consumer prices. The move aims to ease cost pressures on households.
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How Would You Play The Hand In Bridge
B J Becker explains two declarer plays from West in three notrump and four hearts. In 3NT lead of hearts, he advocates winning in dummy, preserving diamonds to establish two tricks. avoid early heart ruff risks. In four hearts with club lead, he suggests cashing clubs, draw trumps, and use diamond entries to force a defense and avoid risky finesses.
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Semi Finals List Set On A Smasher
A National Academy of Sciences spokesman said a 5 to 10 site list for the proposed 375 million atom smasher will not be ready before the first or second week in March. The committee has narrowed about 85 competitors in 43 states for final AEC consideration. Three Ohio sites are under consideration.
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Gateway Arch of St Louis Stands 630 Feet Tall
The Gateway Arch in St Louis rises 630 feet making it the world’s tallest man made arch and a symbol of westward expansion. The structure marks a milestone in American engineering and regional identity noted in contemporary coverage.
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