Sheinwold on Bridge Finesse and Defensive Play
Bridge column explores a misfired finesse by declarer, East’s heart and diamond help, and East’s final triumph. It advises South to win the first trick with ace of hearts then knock out the ace of spades to secure four spades and a heart trick, warning that overreliance on finesses invites defeat. Also presents a daily question about a weak two hearts response and advertises a pocket guide by Alfred Sheinwold for 50 cents.
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India Aims to Understand Nixon Pakistan Tilt
In New Delhi Indians question why Nixon favors Pakistan over India and critique U S policy after the 14 day war and Bangladesh rise. They blame Nixon Kissinger and aim to press hard at the June 28 summit with Bhutto, noting $10 billion in aid and strings attached.
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