Woman named Bergen County police commissioner
Doris Mahalick, 41, mother of two, is named police commissioner of Bergen County's 140 member department. She recalls Wallington service and says she will focus on juvenile problems and traffic safety, asserting a woman has equal rights in policing. The piece notes ribbing she faces and her stance on the job. The second paragraph discusses cotton use by Zuni and Hopi American Indians long before the Spanish conquest.
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Ohio Voters Targeted In Most Important Election Year
Columbus AP reports Ohio leaders expect the 1966 election to be the most important in state history due to reapportionment changes and district shifts. Get-out-the-vote drives target registrations ahead of the May 3 primary and November 8 general election.
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Reed Smith Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
William L. Coleman
Citiens
John $. Andrews
Ray C. Bliss
James A
Unusual Hand In Six Diamonds Duel In Bridge Match
An extraordinary bridge hand from a pair championship involved North South in six diamonds doubled after West overcalled with a cue bid three diamonds. West led ace of spades and South navigated ruffing, heart threats, and careful discards to secure six diamonds doubled with 11 high card points, while East erred in defense.
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Unionist Party In Ireland Boosts House Majority
In Belfast Ireland the Unionist Party increased its Commons majority by gaining two additional seats, bringing its total to 38 of 52. The Labour party allied with British Labour won two seats, while Nationalists captured nine, up two from before.
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