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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
10
In the deal South opened with North holding .67 and i876, West with aKJ109, East a75074, and South AKQJ105. The declarer ruffs the king of clubs, then plays ace king and a low heart, ruffing in dummy. He draws all trumps and eyes a squeeze, but the defense will lose inevitable tricks. West must discard before dummy, and any choice leads to loss.
A reader asks about cataracts and recovery prospects. The answer explains senile cataracts, causes such as age related changes and eye injury, and that modern methods allow quicker, less painful operations with a high 90 percent chance of regained vision. It notes need for post op glasses or contact lenses.
Robert Ruark argues that the real professionals in show business know how to stage a house, manage sound, and handle difficult crowds. He cites performers like Sarah Vaughan Lena Horne and Louis Armstrong as examples of talent that still fills venues and earns money, contrasting them with an era he sees as lacking talent and overemphasizing expense accounts and fashion.
Ray Tucker of Virginia notes that the Fed relaxed its tight money policy at a crucial moment helping end the 1960 61 recession. The analysis argues the downturn was short and mild and calls for a deeper scientific examination of causes and effects.
A decorative note explains that coffeemakers tea pots and dish towels are most convenient when stored near the sink emphasizing practical kitchen organization and accessibility.
A reader asks about dating ethics and the consequences of a weekend arrangement with an ex’s friend. The Dear Molly column advises avoiding trouble, while Shy Fifteen encourages going out and being a good listener.
A section of Interstate 77 near Sissonville opened last winter will receive culverts guards and rails as work continues from White Chapel to Fair Plain. The project aims to complete about 20 miles linking Parkersburg and Charleston by September.
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