Almanac highlights 1966 events and space milestones
The almanac notes February 1, 1966 as a Tuesday with a 333 low and a sky showing Venus near the moon. It recalls New York City’s municipal court first, Edison’s West Orange studio, Autherine Lucy’s Alabama admission, a 95-death Ankara collision, Kipling quote, and the Simon Bolivar submarine launch firing a Polaris A3 past 2,000 miles in Atlantic waters, its 25th straight success.
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Autherine Lucy
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Turkey
Cape Kennedy
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Weak two bids and a bridge problem explained
The article discusses weak two bids, six to twelve high card points, vulnerability effects, and suit distribution rules. It presents a hand where South’s strong weak two heart bid is favorable and North must decide after a sequence including two spades, double, and a three clubs call, asking what to do next.
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Wirtz backs rising federal minimum wage stance
Labor Secretary Wirtz supports increasing the federal minimum wage but declines to specify an exact amount. He says reconciling the House Education and Labor Committee’s $1.75 rate with administration goals and non inflationary raises would be very hard.
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W. Willard Wirtz
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Crossword Fragments From an Old Page
A compact set of crossword like clues appears from a 19th century page. It lists several partial entries such as diminutive of Ebenezer, a bulk measurement, and a term for percolate slowly. The fragment suggests a puzzle or lexicon segment.
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