East's Corn Harvest Won't Cover Losses
East of the Mississippi Corridor faces strong corn yields but losses in Iowa South Dakota and Minnesota due to drought. Walter Goeppinger says Eastern Belt gains cannot offset western drought damage with Iowa alone potentially down about 6 percent from expectations. Nebraska and Illinois show better prospects while Iowa losses loom at up to 650 million bushels valued around 1.8 billion dollars.
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Russians Favor Conversation Over Goods at Moscow Exhibit
More than 100000 Muscovites visit Moscow Luzhniki Park for a month long exhibit titled Technology for the American Home. Russian visitors focus on Americans’ lives, asking guides about earnings families education and employment, with guides noting the personal interest over merchandise.
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Goren On Bridge: Doubles And Deceptive Play
In this Chicago Tribune column, Charles Goren analyzes a North-South hand from a bridge deal with a two spades preempt and a four hearts contract. He explains timing for double, how misdefense affected the outcome, and outlines key decisions for declarer and defenders.
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