Almanac highlights Jan 19 1966 and notable events
The Almanac notes January 19 1966 as the 19th day with 346 to follow. It lists major historical anchors including Edgar Allan Poe and Robert E. Lee birthdays, Georgia’s 1861 secession, Franco bombings in 1938, and a quoted Oscar Wilde reflection. It also reports the nuclear submarine Simon Bolivar launching a Polaris A3 missile 11:42 a.m. EST, 2,500 miles, submerged off Florida, marking its 24th consecutive training success.
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Jacoby On Bridge Discusses Luck in Trials and Hands
In a discussion from the International team trials Oswald and Jim debate luck in bridge hands. They analyze a final match hand where king location influenced two positions on the team and consider how luck can balance outcomes. The chat questions a four no trump five diamond auction and the risk of unsound bids.
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Designers of women's clothes embrace knee freedom
A brisk fashion note notes designers advocate freedom of knee exposure in women's attire. It highlights evolving hemlines and consumer interest in varied styles while stressing balance with modesty and practicality. The piece frames this as a trend shaping wardrobes and public perception.
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