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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1964
Page
5
Bridge column analyzes a 1964 hand from Chicago Tribune coverage. North-South vulnerable bidding leads to debate over South five diamonds and potential no trump alternative, with detailed play by declarer South and defensive counterplay from West and East.
Hubert H. Humphrey spoke at a courthouse rally in Evansville Indiana urging voters to elect a Democratic president. He said responsibility defines the Kennedy Johnson administration and contrasts with the Goldwater faction.
Taras Shevchenko was banished to Central Asia by Imperial Russia and died in 1861 1861. He has been called the Abraham Lincoln of the Ukraine.
Detroit AP reports non-economic issues blocking a settlement in GM UAW contract talks for about 354000 workers in 129 plants across 71 cities. Deadlines loom toward a Friday 10 a.m. strike cutoff as leaders warn progress is limited but efforts continue.
The New Mexico Supreme Court will hear oral arguments October 19 on a petition seeking a court order to transfer the headquarters of 10 state agencies from Albuquerque to Santa Fe.
A Washington report notes that about one patent in every thousand issued by the U.S. Patent Office goes to a woman, highlighting gender gaps in invention recognition and protection.
Both sides agreed to six members at the main table while subcommittees handle pensions insurance skilled trades and related topics. Friday’s strike deadline hinges on a national contract covering wages pensions vacations relief time and working conditions.
Charles W. Bryant, national figure as executive director of the Tax Council of the Alcoholic Beverage Industries, will be a major speaker at the New Mexico Retail Liquor Dealers Association Convention in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque reports that in 1960 he led the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association as president and advised a joint states committee. He drafted the liquor advertising report and a proposed uniform code. He earlier served nine years on Washington State’s Liquor Control Board and won the International Toastmasters speech contest in 1955.
The article notes Rayweek reaches its harshest heat during the dog days when the star Sirius rises with the sun, marking the period as especially oppressive.
The report states that the mean height of eucalyptus trees in Australia’s forest belt is 150 feet.
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