Bridge lead choices and a costly spade lead error
In a perceived standoff at bridge, players fear leading from the ace or king. The deal shows West choosing spades over an ace lead, with South exploiting the kingless holding. The article discusses when leading from an ace or from a suit’s top honors is advantageous and when it costs the defenders. The Weekend Question asks which opponent bidding should push you to lead the fourth-best card from your opening suit rather than an honor if your suit is blocked by J-10-97.
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South
East
West
Té West
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Garbled Text
A fragmented newspaper crossword row listing numerous numbered clues in varying languages and garbled phrases. The readable portions include clues like Tear Perform and various down clues, with inconsistent letter counts and possible misprints.
Knowland Sees a Landslide for Eisenhower
Senator Knowland, Eisenhower campaign adviser, predicts a definite possibility of a Republican landslide this fall. He cites improved GOP prospects after Nixon expense fund controversy and Nixon's TV explanation. Other party members share optimism as pro Nixon coverage floods campaign channels. Stevenson’s reluctance to recount gifts to Illinois officials noted as a contributing factor. Parking meter incident in Hastings highlights local tension. Buy from your Baytown Merchant.
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Wiliam F. Knowland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP _khcanes
Richard M. Nixon
Knowland
Nixon
Eisenhower
Adlal E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Bigger Water Lines To Be Installed At Crosby Schools
Crosby's school system will replace 1150 feet of three inch galvanized water pipe from the new elementary school to the bus garage with a spur along three fourths of the football field. The upgrade, funded by the school board and purchased by Fred Lintelman, also adds a line to the high school to improve poor water pressure.
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Crosby
C. O. Dusek
Fred Lintelman
Jehovah's Witness minister faces long recovery after crash
Alvin Texas September 27 A 24 year old Jehovah's Witness pastor Leo W Scott critically injured in the September 9 automobile wreck will likely survive but will endure a long recovery. He refused blood transfusions citing religious beliefs and will be moved to Santa Fe hospital Temple Texas for extended care after doctors wait for natural blood replenishment. He is a father of two and the operation to set his badly broken left leg is postponed until then.
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Alvin, Tex
Jehovah's Witness
Alvin Memorial Hospital
Leo W. Scott
Santa Fe Hospital
Temple
Tex
Scott
Olood
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