Goren on Bridge By Charles H Goren 1965
In a Buenos Aires match against England the Italian team narrowly profited from a six spade line at one table and a six diamond contract at the other. The analysis details a misplayed club entry and a fatal misstep by North in the six diamonds hand, leaving Italy with a 520 point net profit.
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South West North East
East
South
West
Italy
Altho
North
Declarer
King of Hearts
Coughing waitress raises concerns on disease spread
A reader recounts a coughing waitress spreading germs via food and air while serving, urging staying home when ill and noting public workers in danger of infection. The column answers reader questions on viruses, headaches, pelvic exams, and milk intolerance with practical medical guidance.
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Mr. Nelson
Mr. Hutchinson
Memory Loss and Aging: Reader Seeks Help on Forgetfulness
A reader in their seventies describes increasing memory lapses and trouble recalling names. They note a common scenario of losing track after moving between rooms and forgetting the intended item, seeking guidance.
Todays Health Hint Squeezing a boil may spread the infection
A health tip warns against squeezing a boil as it can spread infection and cause further complications. Proper care includes keeping the area clean, avoiding squeezing, and seeking medical advice if symptoms worsen or show signs of spreading.
Air Force Recruiter to Visit Roswell on Wednesday
M Sgt George Rhodes Air Force recruiter from Carlsbad will be in Roswell Wednesday to interview and test prospective applicants for enlistment. Interviews and mental testing take place at 413 N Virginia Ave from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rhodes notes the prior service program has been broadened with additional grades and job assignments. interested veterans should apply early as the list published Sept 1 has already seen some deletions.
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George Rhodes
Air Force
Carlsbad
Roswell
United States Air Force
Virginia Ave
Rhodes
Are You An Old Fogey
HAL BOYLE notes that foggism can affect anyone not just the elderly. Signs include resistance to change and disliking modern culture, with test prompts on movies music daily life and attitudes toward youth, doctors, and politics. If you fit, you are an old fogg missing life’s fun.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mary Pickford
Hospitals Gird for boom as Medicare expands care
A AP analysis notes rising Medicare enrollment and population growth spur hospital building plans. Cities plan new facilities or expansions while adopting efficient designs and computer aided care. Plans call for about 2.5 billion dollars of spending next year, with potential rises to 5 billion by 1970.
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New York
Hospital of Tomorrow
American Hospital Association
Medicare
Uncle Sam
History highlights today in history
On this date October 5 1965 several historic events are noted including Tecumseh killed at the Thames River in 1813 and Gregory XIII calendar reform in 1582. The chronicle mentions Connecticut adopting a state Constitution 1818 and other milestones through the 1960s.
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Tecumseh
Thames River
Ontario
United States
Gregory the 13Th
Connecticut
Chester A. Arthur
Union, VI
St. Patrick’s
New York City
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon
Building Time: It Took Twelve Years to Build Brooklyn Bridge
The Brooklyn Bridge required twelve years to complete construction. Builders faced engineering challenges and material constraints before opening to the public.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Shark Fisherman Len Righton Nets Coal Harbor Catch
Len Righton, a Vancouver Harbor shark fisherman, fishes for small sharks and lands about 200 a year. He praises the meat as tasty and boneless, noting sharks have cartilage instead of bones and claiming the meat is more nourishing than cod.
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Vancouver
Len Righton
Abe Fortas Joins Supreme Court Assoicate Justice
Washington AP reports Abe Fortas was sworn in as associate justice at the opening of the new fall term. Chief Justice Warren administered the oath after Fortas, a Johnson ally, became the court’s 95th justice. A 22 minute session admitted 41 attorneys and 1,300 appeals loom over civil rights and antitrust decisions.
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Fortas
John F Davis
Warren
ICC Rejects Bid To Halt Two Trains
The ICC rejected a Rock Island Railroad request to discontinue trains 39 and 40 between Kansas City Missouri and Tucumcari New Mexico. It ordered one year of continued operation before seeking discontinuance authority. The railroad cited falling revenues and passenger use on the 613 mile route.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island Railroad
Kansas City
Tucumcari
N.M
ICC
Rock Island
State Police radio operator Thurman retires after 23 years
AP reports Robert W. Thurman a state police radio operator retired as an Army sergeant after 23 years of service. He enlisted at 17 and last week received a draft registration notice from a Dallas Selective Service board directing him to register.
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Albuquerque
Robert W. Thurman
Thurman
Dallas, Tex
Selective Service Board
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Associated Press
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University of Chicago Law School
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Jawarlal Nehru
U.N. General Assembly
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
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D Osborne
Scientific
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R.anthony Co
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Monterey
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