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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1965
Page
13
George Puskenalis and his son Jerry fished Whitney Point Reservoir when the elder man hooked a large pike that broke away with his lure. A day later he returned to the same spot and landed the same big fish, the lure still in its mouth.
A fragmented listing outlines a full broadcast day from early morning to late night. It includes ABC News blocks, Paul Harvey segments, Classic Touch, and local weather and livestock reports, plus various music and talk programs across KBIM and local stations.
In a North South game Goren analyzes a 4 Hearts contract after West opens one club and South overcalls. West panics on a spade discard, cashes the ace of spades, and South gains the setting trick. A club finesse and careful play could have guaranteed the contract.
TV guide notes prime time lineups with CBS CBS Reports Town Meeting of the World featuring Eisenhower Goldberg and Marshall via satellite from multiple cities. Other networks present Combat Please Don t Eat the Daisies The Red Skelton Hour and Dr Kildare in color with medical drama and a kidney machine theme.
Two Jefferson Medical College eye specialists publish in Science on finding two sets of identical twins displaying synchronized brain wave responses in an experiment. One twin’s eye closure triggered a matching response in the other, with 16 pairs screened and only one additional example found. Researchers caution no conclusions on ESP incidence.
Across the nation Tuesday night generally fair weather with no rainfall. New Mexico shows fair skies with cool to mild changes and highs from 72 to 84 degrees. Palm Springs reached 103 while Craig, Colorado fell to 20.
Albuquerque freshman Lar ry Lodges at New Mexico State College won the watermelon eating contest as Mesilla Valley Chamber of Commerce welcomed over 1,500 new students. Lodges ate seven and a half watermelons weighing about 100 pounds to win two watermelons and 15 gallons of gasoline as his prize.
On this date in 1825 the Erie Canal opened for traffic connecting Buffalo to Albany. The history highlight notes events including a gift of mules to George Washington in 1785 and other milestones through 1904.
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