Almanac Notes 1965 Moon, Planets and Notable Events
The United Press International almanac for Tuesday November 16, 1965 highlights the day as the 320th of the year with 45 remaining. It notes Jupiter as the morning star and Venus visible at night. UPI entries reference Gen. William T Sherman’s Georgia march, Toscanini’s 1908 American Aida debut, the 1932 Palace Theatre closure, and diplomatic milestones with Russia. It also mentions fire safety measures at the UN and Denver earthquakes with mild effects.
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Venus
William T. [Shermen
Georgia
Arturo Toscanini
Metropolitan Opera
New York City
Theaer
America
Palace
United States
Russia
Danish Ladies at Petome Bridge Tourney Lesson
Report on a bridge event where Jacoby on Bridge tactics led opponents astray and a Danish ladies team bid three no trump to make four. The table commentary notes smart play, errors by West, and a defense with one spade, two hearts, one diamond and two trumps awaiting a 500 penalty. Danish lady observers comment on lessons from the match.
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South
Den-is
Petome Bridge
Tourney
North
Bridge mis
Bridge problem about partner over a three spade opening. With four diamonds over the three spade bid, determine the best response and plan. Analyze minimizes loss and maximizes contract potential given typical bidding conventions and standard partnership agreements.
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