Nixon Years Marked by Vietnam War Shifts and Court Battles
President Nixon argues re election aims to complete work with Vietnam War winding down and new diplomacy with China and the Soviet Union. He cites economic stability under wage price controls, a 8.9 percent quarterly growth and 2.1 percent inflation, while critics say the pace was too slow. The administration pushed for a strict constructionist Supreme Court, facing failed bids for Haynesworth and Carswell amid ethics and ideology controversy.
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Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1972
A bridge analysis notes a 2NT opening and three spades rebid under Goren's updated system. It details signaling, ruffing, and endplay ideas, illustrating how East safely defended to a 10-trick win and South's rubber prospects.
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