Lead directing convention explained in a bridge column
Goren on Bridge discusses a hand where West opens diamonds and East attempts signaling. The article explains the lead directing convention and how an unusually high or low card can indicate the preferred suit to lead, using the given play to illustrate how spades should be led.
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West
Declarer
East
Years To Your Life TOPS letters spark debate
A reader shares weight loss success with TOPS Take off pounds sensibly and notes state events and a surgeon's arm tissue removal. Another letter recalls a noise complaints tale and a humorous line about silence versus jet takeoffs. Dr Steinerohn offers a self help leaflet by request.
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Mud Volcano Erupts Near Baku 9 Hours
A Durandag mud volcano in the Alyatsk range near Baku Azerbaijan erupted for about eight hours. The eruption shifted part of the Durandag peak by 10 to 12 yards and then subsided. The event was reported by Tass the Soviet news agency.
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Moscow
Durandag
Alyatsk Range
Azerbaijan
Tass
Baku
Dear Widow and Bothered: Love Advice Column
A widow seeks marriage guidance about an apparently money-driven suitor. The columnist warns delaying marriage pending a potential will and cautions against a fortune-seeking partner, advising to test the relationship before commitment. A separate reader complains about a dirty husband and is advised to introduce a bath routine to improve the relationship.
23-Year-Old Envoy Appointed By Castro
A 23 year old Cuban diplomat Manuel Stolik became Cuba s charge d affaires in Canada arriving from Havana. He succeeds Luis A Baralt Mederos who resigned last week as ambassador and sought political asylum in Canada over policy disagreements with Fidel Castro s government.
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Cuba
Canada
Manuel Stolik
Havana
Luis A. Baralt Mederos
Fidel Castro
Interparty politics blamed for Western policy strains
The piece argues that internal U.S. and British party divides threaten Western unity toward Russia, citing Labour pro Moscow proposals and Democratic critics of brinkmanship. It warns that anti-Communist resolve will strengthen after the Tokyo episode and Khrushchev tirades, urging stern firmness like late 1930s policy.
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Russia
West
Fungland
Moscow
Europe
Britain
Munich
Tokyo
Khrushchev
John Foster Dulles
Democratic Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Hitler
West Virginia Averages Show Extreme Weather Figures
The report cites a startling average temperature of 542 degrees Fahrenheit for West Virginia along with an annual rainfall average of 40.22 inches. The figures imply severe climate readings and demand scrutiny by regional weather agencies.
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West Virginia
Lightning Strikes Leicester Church During Service
A lightning bolt struck St. James the Greater church in Leicester while over 300 worshippers sang. Dust scattered but no injuries occurred and the service continued with negligible damage reported.
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Leicester
England
Printed Pattern 9196 For 1960 Spring Catalog
Old newspaper ad outlines pattern 9196 size 16 requires 4 yards of fabric and costs fifty cents plus ten cents per item for mail. Send payment to Brian Martin Daily Telegraph Pattern Dept New York with zone size style name and mailing address.
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Brian Martin
Daily Telegraph
West
New York
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