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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1966
Page
3
In a 1966 Alfred Sheinwold column, the defender's correct ruffing of hearts changes play. The dealer holds spades 10 7 6 5, hearts A J, diamonds A Q J 9, clubs 9 4. Bid one spade with 12 high cards and two doubleton points for a sound opening.
Sen. Edward V. Long urges FTC probe into newspaper and magazine ads for electronic listening devices. He notes FCC bans such devices and says advertising should cease.
Senator John E. Moran introduces a bill to name Cumberlandite the official state rock. The rock is unique to Rhode Island and was once mined for iron. Brown University geologists describe it as black with white flecks. The state already has the violet flower the Rhode Island red hen bird and the red maple tree. The state song is Rhode Island.
Pastor Kurt Oeser fills in as newsboy to aid a widowed mother, delivering morning papers to 300 parishioners at 5 a.m. on bicycles. With the driver absent a farmer in the village is helped by the pastor who also works in the fields during the farmer's hospital stay.
EAST LONDON South Africa UPI Mrs Nogesi Gquzulu named the five children born to her the quintuplets. The names in Xhosa and English are Holekile Happy Tembekile Trusted Mbambile Ive Got It Zoleka Serenity and Tandeka Loved.
Advertises funeral funds up to 2000 and Social Security supplements to cover post death bills. Promotes legal reserve life insurance with worldwide coverage, no medical exam, applies by mail to Great Lakes Insurance Company at Elgin Illinois, Dept. SC244013A.
Secretary Udall in Düsseldorf urges joint U S German efforts in natural resources management. He aims to present to President Johnson a cooperation plan built on research and demonstration, praising German conservation and road beautification progress while highlighting Ruhr program against water pollution. He cites Carl Schurz and Albert Schweitzer to underline shared stewardship.
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