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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1965
Page
13
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge hand where North misbid with a shortage of clubs. The game hinges on an accurate takeout double by West and optimal responses by South and East. The proposed contract path and expert guidance highlight bidding strategies and defender threats.
Roc helle New York reports Fort Slocum on Davids Island in New York Bay closed in a Pentagon economy move. The fort had housed Macre Davids Island and served as De Camp General Hospital for Civil War casualties since 1867 $38 500 purchase price.
Miami Copper Co. will operate seven days a week beginning January and hire 80 workers at its open pit mine near Miami. R. Coil, VP and GM, says the payroll of 3.5 million dollars annually will rise about 15 percent. The mine currently runs 24 hours a day for five days. Output is expected to climb to 70 million pounds in 1966 from 60 million last year. Miami Copper is a division of Tennessee Corp.
Dr Robert Shearer director of the Southern Arizona Mental Health Clinic will speak to the Pima County Republican Club at noon tomorrow at the Western Hotel. He is a former superintendent of the Arizona State Hospital and will discuss clinic role and needs in Tucson.
Gov. Scranton signs bill in Harrisburg making Temple University state related while remaining private in policy control. Temple will receive state aid on the same basis as Penn State and 14 other state colleges.
H B Patel a 23 year old man from Udbanda near Bombay India enrolled at the Macdonald Institute the women's college of Guelph University to study for a master’s degree in textile science marking the school’s first male student in 62 years
Tokyo reports Japan's total population reached 98,281,955 on October 1, up 4,860,000 or 5.2 percent since 1960. Density averaged 266 persons per square kilometer with 48,287,159 males and 49,994,796 females in the survey.
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