Almanac entry for June 2, 1964 and notable historical events
On June 2, 1964, the Almanac notes events including Gen Robert E Lee taking command in 1862, citizenship for American Indians in 1924, Italy voting to abolish the monarchy in 1946, and Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953. Also mentions the moon phase, morning star Saturn, and evening star Venus. A Rus sian novelist quote and a statistic about organ players are included.
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Saturn
Venus
Robert E. Lee
Virginia
North Carolina
Congress
Italy
Elizabeth II
London
Westminster Abbey
Archbishop of Canterbury
Sheinwold on Bridge and a Home Truss Ad
Bridge column by Alfred Sheinwold discusses declarer play and time management in a diamond spade endgame while mixing in an advertisement for the Little Doctor Truss with a foot rubber pad offering a $5 old-truss allowance. The Daily Question asks for a bid of one no trump with a 15- to 16-point hand including KQ92 diamonds, Q hearts, Q1 543 clubs, and 75 spades.
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West
Declarer
East
South
Shorty Hollywood star to lead Ship of Fools at Hollywood
UPI reports 3-foot-5 Broadway actor Michael Dunn will relocate to Hollywood this summer to star in Ship of Fools for Stanley Kramer. The Ballad of the Sad Cafe actor is set for the new film project.
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Hollywood
UPI
Michael Dunn
Stanley Kramer
Ann Landers Problems From Readers and Advice
A reader shares a tense marital worry about a sister's alleged interference with her husband. Ann Landers advises transparency with Wade, trust, and no confrontation. A teen asks for guidance about discussing puberty with her mother, who fails to address the topic. Landers suggests involving a librarian or doctor and using available resources. A neighbor dispute over dust from shaking rugs prompts a practical request for courtesy, with Landers suggesting clear communication and warning to avoid window exposure.
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Ann Landers
Sally
Horoscope Forecasts Highlight Virgo Gemini Focus
The reading urges Pisces to pursue study and research while Virgo and Gemini receive emphasis on careful planning and initiative. It notes a high cycle for Pisces and mentions a U S Treasury fact about the cost to print a bill.
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Vir
U. S. Treasury Department
Tone In Pic Hollywood Returns With Beatty In Mickey One
Franco Tone, long absent from motion pictures, comes back to the big screen in a special guest star role with Warren Beatty in Mickey One for Columbia Pictures.
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Hollywood
UPI
Franchot Tone
Warren Beatty
Mickey One
Columbia Pictures
Rocky And Hie erlends Nowa News 6130 PAL 2
Television schedule fragment lists 6:00 PM news and 7:00 PM California primary coverage. Classic network lineup includes Red Skelton Petticoat Junction and Johnny Carson with Steve Allen in late afternoon and evening slots.
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Rocky and
Hie Erlends
Nowa
Jim Backusd
Californe
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Turgenev
Superior Court of the State ‘of
California
Mendocino
Martha Legge
Zumwalt
Martia Legg
PNK
Martha’ Legg
Rawles
Nelson & Golden
Savings Bank Building
Ukiah
Califfornia
Martita Legge Zumwalt
Martita Lega
Ukiah Daily Journal
Ralph 'C
Tinker
Mwalt
Martha Legg
Sees & Golden
Savings Bank
P. O
KODAK
Kodapak Film Cartridges
Captain
By Leslie Turner
GAR Guzik
Gully Hoak
BY V.T. Hame
Ky al Capp
America
Pianus
AGA
By Charles Schuiz
Uae
Wes
Henry Limpet
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Mr. Limpet
Warner Bros
Sheinwold
Alfred Sheinwold
Medico Drug Co
State & Standley Dolal
Shorty
Wade
Annette
Ann. Landers
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
By Sydney Omare
Bi Eitsvor
Qrge Charis
Frusienen
Columbia
Nris
Kpix-Tv
Kgo.tv
KHSL
the Gdry
Vening
Pearl—McHale's
Navy
Petticoat
Rth
Jack Jean
Garry Moore
Groucho
Johnny Carson
Steve Allen
Saias
Toms
Ciasare
Eas
Our World
Caponiat
Captain Kangaroo
Debbie Drake
Marcy A
Newa
Newasa
b—J_ Tove or
Dick Stewart Eeanes
AIM
Tel Rim
Newsa
K—Newa
Daddy
Cantain
Mike Douglas
Sheece
Whirlybirds
Toon Eye Uy
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