Growth of Junior Colleges Accelerates Nationwide
A new college week report notes more than 1 000 junior colleges with total enrollment over two million and growth in five more colleges. The study predicts junior colleges will educate half the freshman class by 1970 as they expand across the United States.
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Washington
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Bridge bidding debate over four card majors and hand hogs
In a bridge discussion the article argues against four card major openings preferring minor or notrump with strong hands. It insists expert players avoid indiscriminate four card majors, noting the strategic value of accurate suit choice and communication with partner. The South hand exemplifies how spade opening can lead to a suboptimal contract.
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West
East
South
Mr South
Traditional Goulash with Pork or Veal and Sauerkraut
Cut pork or veal into large cubes and brown in drippings or oil. Add onions green peppers and paprika then sauté until limp. Mix bay leaf water tomatoes sauerkraut and stock. Simmer slowly for about an hour until tender. Season with salt and pepper and serve hot with sour cream.
Spade Game Strategy Discussed by North and South
A bridge discussion notes North will respond one spade and that contract will succeed. South orchestrates defense by discarding a heart on dummy's (dimmy) third diamond, causing one heart trick to be lost instead of two.
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Dimmy
Lnstead
Bridge quiz: dealer holds Q A R Q I? What bid now
In a bridge scenario the bidding sequence is given as 1 and passes with double by opponents. The dealer holds a specific hand OAR QITOS YA32 O76 &5 and must decide the bid. The solution appears in Monday's edition.
New cotton finish repels dressing but not water
Federal researchers developed a cotton fabric finish that repels salad dressing while remaining permeable to water. The report notes current finishes repel dirt and water together, but this new treatment separates the two properties, offering stain resistance without water resistance.
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Washington
Federal
UConn Yale Win NSF Grants For Connecticut Research
The National Science Foundation approved five two year grants for Connecticut university research. UConn College of Agriculture receives 27000 for a water flow resistance study led by Byron E. Jones. Yale departments receive 60400 for cross cultural files, 16400 for organic compositions, 370000 for economic theory, and 80000 for molecular biophysics led by Jai H. Wang and Frederic L. Holmes and Herbert E. Scarf.
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Yale
Clellan S. Ford
Department of History, Science and Medicine
Frederic L. Holmes
Department of iEconomics
Herbert E. Scarf
Department of Molecular Biophysics
Jai H. Wang
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