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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1955
Page
10
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All listings are printed as a service from stations. The News cannot guarantee correctness and requests stations notify of changes to correct errors or omissions.
Horoscope for Aries to Pisces with daily guidance on errands, meetings, and social plans. Notes on personal growth, finances, and relationships, plus a brief child Born Tomorrow section highlighting talents in invention and design.
A year may host up to seven eclipses visible somewhere on Earth, with combinations of five solar and two lunar eclipses or four solar and three lunar eclipses. The pattern depends on orbital alignments and timing, allowing multiple events across different regions.
A tour bus carrying 35 members of a Protestant women’s church group crashed down a mountainside near Limburg Germany. Eighteen women were killed and eighteen injured after the vehicle, driven by a woman, plunged from the road at nearly 60 miles an hour.
A Senate Civil Service subcommittee resumes hearings today on the administration's employee security program with former Republican Senator Harry P. Cain of Washington as a witness. Cain, appointed by President Eisenhower to the Subversive Activities Control Board, has criticized aspects of the program, including use of the attorney general's list of subversive organizations.
Senators Bricker of Ohio and Dirksen of Illinois say President Eisenhower will run again. They cite his upbeat news conference, fascination with his job, strong health, and sense of responsibility as evidence he will seek reelection next year.
In a contract bridge deal South, dealer and nonvulnerable, misplays a trump split. South ruffs a third club, West overcalls with king, and South’s misanalysis leads to a failed spade finesse. The correct line was to ruff and cash diamonds to shut out West’s safe exit.
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