Germanys first magic academy opens with computer aid
Aj Wilden of Bielefeld launches a pioneering magic academy featuring a master computer storing all known tricks. Students receive a key to consult sleight of hand details as the world’s first computerized magic school begins operations with amateurs and some professionals enrolled.
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Beatle Art Sells After Police Gripe
London AP report says John Lennon earned 94000 from his first art show with four lithographs and eight images featuring Lennon and Yoko Ono. Police charged indecency over the prints, but a magistrate dismissed the case. gallery director Robert Harsso said sales surged, with prints priced at 1320 dollars each.
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Dr Crane urges positive example for teen nurses
Sister Mary of the School of Nursing in Middletown Ohio appeals for “Behavior Tests for Teen-Agers” to guide student nurses toward moral culture and deportment. She cites social pace setters and warns of faulty influence from spouses and professionals. Requests for the pamphlet should be sent with 20 cents and a stamped return envelope to Dr. Crane at The Middletown Journal.
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Best Plays For These Hands In Bridge Six Spades
Bridge column by B Jay Becker explores declarer play at six spades. It presents three hands by Paul Lukaces showing differences in approach and technique to guarantee slam despite suit distributions and dummy entries.
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Disjointed memo touches clergy wives and card play
A fragmented text discusses clergy wives facing social scrutiny and maturity, then abruptly shifts to a bridge hand analysis with detailed move sequences and hypothetical outcomes. The mixture references religious figures and a card game strategy without a cohesive narrative.
Today In History July 26 1970 highlights UN Charter signing
Today in history notes include 1945 United Nations Charter signing by 50 nations in San Francisco. Other entries mention legends of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, Pizarro’s death, a 1844 presidential secret marriage, Atlantic City’s first broad walk, Finnish war declaration, Eisenhower’s return, Asian African leaders conference delay, and Argentina supermarket bombings.
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Peru
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Doris- 48 Skin tumor report
Today at Cressford 44 a brief health brief notes a skin tumor case labeled Doris with mention of a 48 year old patient. The item reads like a short local health notice.
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Togetherness Pays Off in Crossword Contest Win
Shirley Sternad of San Jose California won first prize 12950 in the American Holiday Association national crossword puzzle contest with husband Nicholas aiding. She says couples should solve puzzles together instead of going out at night to avoid arguments and strengthen marriages.
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