Oswald and Jacoby Recall a 1972 Bridge Hand
The article recounts a club contract where West discards a diamond after a diamond ruff, dummy holds king of clubs, and South gains with the nine of clubs. It notes the Hobson choice for East and praises a top score by a 10 trick contract. It also mentions a Sidney Lie nt mood and a Blackwood question about responses with one ace while void in a suit.
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West
East
Hobson
South
Sidney Ient
Cooking Is Fun Rice Salar Version
Recipe text describes preparing meat with salt chili powder and paprika then baking in a casserole. Includes onions Worcestershire sauce and other ingredients. Meat is baked until tender for about two hours and served in six portions.
Summer sewing patterns tease new looks
Pretty, but with pow that's summer's favorite look whether you choose tunic plus pants or dress. Soft pastels and stripes offered in Pattern 1970 for Misses' sizes. Size 12 tunic and pants yardage listed with price. Mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Bridgeport-Telegram for catalog and coupons.
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Anne Adams
Bridgeport-Telegram
West 17
New York
Picture Pillows Pattern Sale and Needlecraft Catalog
An advertisement offers Pattern 592 for two 15 inch square pillows with girl and boy appliques, price 1.25 each plus 0.35 for air mail handling, addressed to Laura Wheeler at Bridgeport Telegram. It also lists a 1977 Needlecraft Catalog with multiple design books and crochet guides, and notes a B nai B’rith Women meeting in Milford on June 28 hosted by Mrs. Berard Podos at 43 Dale Drive with plans for an annual picnic on July 31.
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Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Bridgeport Telegram
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Ares
Mike Crocheta
Berard Podos
B'nal B’rith
Greater
Milford
Dale Drive
Iuly
Mondale at Annapolis Advocates Human Rights Stand
Vice President Mondale told Naval Academy graduates that the United States cannot drop human rights from its foreign policy while teaching those ideals at home. He defended a principled stance amid Soviet criticism and urged consistency between values at home and abroad.
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Annapolis
Walter F. Mondale
United States
Carter
Soviet Union
U.S. Naval Academy
Mondale
Gerald R. Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Henry A. Kissinger
Wag
Naval Academy
America
Hose
Union
Siny
Tass
James Carter
U.S.S
Monvale
Ford
Misoncism Defined as Fear and Hatred of New Ideas
An entry explains misonism as an unreasoning fear and hatred of new ideas, noting its irrational stance and hostility toward novelty. The concept is framed as a cognitive bias that resists innovation and adapts poorly to change.
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