World Bridge Olympic Hand Analyzes 3NT Triumph Over Britain
In the 1964 World Bridge Olympic match USA defeats Great Britain. North player Arthur Robinson of Philadelphia reaches three no trump after a sequence ending with 7NT. Opening lead was a club drive. The article introduces a key deal from the official handbook published by the American Contract Bridge League.
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Howard Schenken
Richard L. Frey
American Contract Bridge League
West 60Th St
New York
N.Y
U.S
Canada
U.S.A
Great Britain
Arthur Robinson
Philadelphia
Bidding duel of Schapiro versus East in no trump clash
In a bridge club report, Boris Schapiro and East West pairs duel over three no trump. Schapiro faces misled play, chooses a heart finesse, and after a sequence of club and spade moves, West gains two diamond tricks and Schapiro is set. U S reader notes a broom revival tip follows.
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West
Sam ‘Stayman
Boris Schapiro
East
Schapiro
Stayman
Victor Mitchell
Schapiro i
Declarer
U.S
Lockheed Wins 55 Million Navy Contract
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. secured about 55.5 million dollars in Navy contracts to produce Polaris missile components and provide technical services. The awards cover manufacturing needs and necessary specifications for heat treatment and spacing between sheet edges, reflecting broad defense work.
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Washington
UPL
Antarc
Komodo Dragons Thrive On Land And Stand Tall
Komodo dragons the largest living lizards can swim but prefer roaming dry land. They often rise on their hind legs to survey their surroundings, using height to spot threats and prey across their habitat.
American Aviation Awarded Air Force Contract
North American aviation awarded 21.669 million dollars in Air Force contracts to produce parts for the Minuteman guidance system. About 66 million Americans are under age 20.
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American Aviation
New York
API
North American Aviation
Air Force
Ways to Increase a Baby’s Milk Intake Card
Letter from Mrs Eldred explains a one year old’s reluctance to drink milk. Suggestions include milk via cereals puddings creamed soups and fish dishes plus flavored milk with cocoa or fruit syrups. Emphasizes using milk-bearing foods and calcium rich cheeses to meet daily needs without forcing more milk. Send inquiries to Myrtle Meyer Eldred in Des Moines Iowa.
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G. P. Mev
Philadelphia
Cleaning Tips From Old Newspaper Q and A
A vintage Q and A set offers window streak tips by wiping sides with vertical versus horizontal strokes to locate which pane needs attention. It also suggests spraying unslaked lime to freshen musty basements and using a cloth wrapped ice cube to skim off fat from homemade soup.
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