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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1964

Page

9

East’s spade shift beats South in bridge analysis

East notes South holds ace king queen hearts and shadows a queen jack ten sequence. West opens five of hearts, diamond lead to dummy, East shifts to spades and wins three spades and two diamonds to defeat the contract. South’s three no trump overbid is noted.

West East South

When to start regular dental visits for children

Dr Lawrence advises starting dental care as soon as teeth appear, with three years as the practical age for a child to sit through an exam. He suggests a casual, nonthreatening approach and often placing the mother in the reception area to avoid pressure, noting patience is key for long term acceptance.

W. Lawrence Willie Junior Daddy Lawrence

Appeals Court To Decide If Cows May Use Main Street

A Maryland Court of Appeals hearing asked whether dairy farmer Austin Stottlemeyer may keep driving his herd along Antietam Furnaces main street. Ten villagers sued after an injunction barred the route, claiming manure and traffic nuisance. The farmer argued the rural road offered a safer alternative and that the obstacle is minor.

Annapolis John S. Hollyday Stottlemeyer Court of Appeals Antietam Furnace Mucha Manurus Hollyday McLaughlin Lloyd C. Crampton Crampton High Court

Johnson calls for probe into costs in food industry

President Johnson asks Congress to study why store prices stay high relative to farm prices. Industry spokesmen will cite rising transportation, processing, and labor costs from farm to store, while farmers complain of depressed prices at the source. The probe aims to see if advanced technology benefits are fairly shared among farmers, processors, distributors, retailers, and consumers.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York (Ap Johnson Congress Bannato 3S

New York Food Industry Profits and Beef Price Gap

The report shows 2,280 manufacturing firms averaging 5.7 percent margins, with meat packers at 0.7 percent, bakers 3 percent, dairy firms 2.7 percent, and other food processors 4.2 percent. Banks report 59 food chains at 2.2 percent net income on sales. Between 1947 and 1964 farm beef prices fell 12.8 percent while retail beef rose 26 percent, a gap noted by housewives and cattlemen alike.

New York

English Lesson on Word Usage at Gordon School

Lesson reviews common misuses and pronunciations. It covers shape as state, the word convoy with stress differences, bail versus bale, and synonyms like custody and fetters. Today's word indigenous defined as native or naturally occurring in a country or climate.

W. L. Gordon

Johns Hopkins confirms blue light receptor in human eye

Johns Hopkins University scientists report identifying a blue light receptor, completing evidence for three color sensitive cones in the retina. Using a microspectrophotometer, Dr. William Marks, William Dobelle, and Dr. Edward MacNichol Jr. demonstrated red green and blue pigment cones, aligning with Thomas Young theory and aiding eye disease studies. Harvard expects a parallel announcement.

Baltimore Johns Hopkins University William Marks William Dobelle Edward F. MacNichol Jr Harvard University Hopkins Thomas Young Marks and MacNichol MacNichol

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