Soviet Might and Motives in Cold War Chess
A detailed study alleges Soviet plans amid rising tensions. It analyzes military size, industry, and weapons, comparing Soviet capacity to the United States and Western Europe while noting strategic aims and the regime’s use of propaganda and discipline.
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Ordinance to regulate junk yards inside city limits
City council considers a measure to govern junk yards within the city. The proposal requires a six foot fence around each yard, sanitary upkeep, and no more than one hour of on street storage. It would license junk yards at 25 dollars yearly with fines up to 200 dollars per day.
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Unblocking a side suit aids running secondary cards in bridge
A bridge column discusses the strategy of unblocking a side suit and discarding to enable running cards in the opposite hand. It details a hand where South leverages a spade sequence and club play to force West's trumps down, enabling South to win the contract with a three-card club run and a diamond discard setup. The note includes a political game scenario and ends with a German report of US planes arriving in Frankfurt to bolster Western Europe's Atlantic Pact capability.
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