Strikingly Similar Plane Hijack Feats From Weekend
Two parallel hijack incidents sent Pan American and Eastern jets to Cuba with gunmen aboard. Captains described calm exchanges as passengers received rounds of drinks and later returned to the United States. Havana cited Cuba as the motive amid economic distress and political exile.
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Win at Bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a local duplicate bridge hand played by four Life Masters. North opens one heart South bids one spade West doubles North rebids four spades and East remains passive. West then opts to five spades rather than take a clear double.
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Bridge duel ends with bold five spades bid and regret
In a bridge hand North with strong diamonds opened one club. South passed then bid five spades after North doubled and later bid. The play left East and West at 500 points while South lamented my pass and North’s decisive five spades bid.
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Officials Learn Justice Is Equal
Cincinnati reporters note that Municipal Judge William Lovelace was fined 25 dollars plus costs for a parking violation and City Councilman Myron Bush was fined 5 dollars plus costs for an expired auto safety seal.
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