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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
4
A fragmentary excerpt discusses attempts to adapt language to experiments. It mentions restrictions and the idea of testing expressions. The readable text hints at evaluating phrasing and limits in a controlled setting without detailing outcomes.
A reader asks how to handle a morning sleep disorder affecting a spouse and the need for breakfast. another teen explains breaking curfew after a night out with a girl, drawing parental ire and questions about trust and accountability. The column offers guidance on timing and responsibility.
A reader asks how to handle a cousin’s wreath sent with a miscredited card after gifting money for a sympathy arrangement. The suggestion includes sending details to Ann Landers via the newspaper and enclosing a self addressed return envelope for a reply.
Fragmentary radio guide text lists Rocky and His Friends program blocks and patrol signals with times like 1300 PM and 11:98 AM. It references tomorrow's match up versus Patl ing tgere and patrol guidelines, plus Donna and aces crag before the late 4-Ne news.
Raymond Ashbee a 64 year old railway signalman caused major disruption delaying thousands of rush hour commuters by delaying 150 trains Monday evening with an unscheduled 20 minute tea break in London UPI reports his action created widespread travel chaos and sparked rail industry criticism.
The article explains a bridge defense scenario where West must decide the third trick return. It discusses using suit preference signals and defender cues to infer East’s ace and re-entry suit, illustrating that correct play hinges on misdirection and partner signaling. The piece notes that even expert partnerships often miss the optimal defense.
A government-figures survey by Meinhard Commercial Corp says output of man-made spun yarn nearly doubled from 1960 to 1965, rising 94 percent to 14,296,000 pounds. Woolen spun yarn up 12 percent, combed cotton 14 percent, and carded cotton 6 percent in the period.
Land's End and John O'Groats are cited as the two farthest points linking Great Britain, marking the geographic endpoints of the island nation.
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