Illinois primary sparks 1954 political wars across state
Illinois voters prepare for the 1954 primary with two marquee contests. U S Sen Paul H Douglas faces nine Republican rivals while Rep Harold Velde faces a high profile challenge tied to accusations of Communist influence. Howard S Beeney runs unopposed in the Democratic primary for November.
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Barclay On Bridge Best Discard Logic Examined
In a 1965 hand from a bridge column, South errs by discarding the spade four on the diamond ace, losing an extra trick. The article argues the declarer should choose a loser for the discard or preserve potential winner, noting misplay and how correct choice could yield a better score despite West’s bid.
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Draw poker fuels Gardena election debate in California
In Gardena California voters head to polls Tuesday as pro poker and anti poker factions clash over a five member city council. The issue centers on permissibility of draw poker which residents credit with transforming Gardena from a bean patch to a multi million dollar town in 16 years. The contest pits church and non poker groups against Players and low tax supporters seeking to maintain gambling rents and block an anti poker ordinance. Gambling houses pay over 100000 in city coffers via assessments, while legalities hinge on past state rulings and house rules. The outcome could end draw poker operations if anti poker laws pass.
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Political Battle Over Who'll Rule Viet Nam
United Press reports a Vietnamese power struggle centered on Bao Dai the 40 year old chief of state and emperor of Annam as he negotiates with the French for independence and with nationalists for a representative government. The article portrays Bao as a playboy ruler living luxuriously, with a palace on the French Riviera and a mountain retreat, and notes his controversial status amid Indo-Chinese politics and colonial tensions.
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