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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1976
Page
8
A themed crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH with across clues such as Livestock feed Turkish coin and Alaskan island. Down clues include Assembled as troops and King of the Huns with entries like What a penny pincher has and Capital of Crete. Yesterday’s Cryptoquote ends with a Christian Morgenstern quote about telling funny stories to visit the sick.
The Creago Tribune notes a bridge puzzle where North South reach a heart slam after diamond cue bids. Declared loses when South refuses to take a trick, illustrating that solid defense can beat a cast-iron contract. North-South press for slam, leveraging controls and spade fit.
Card theory lesson from a bridge hand analysis. East defends brilliantly by refusing the king of hearts, turning the contract to West's advantage. Goren explains opening lead choices and offers a copy of Winning Opening Leads for $1.25 via NEWS PAPERBOOKS, Norwood New Jersey.
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