The Americans Friendly Study of Purpose and Goals
Norbert Muhlen, a German-born correspondent, writes in West Germany that The Americans portrays the U.S. as a land of freedom progress and promise. He argues American intellectuals misrepresent the nation, praising American resilience and leadership while criticizing chronic self-doubt and calls for radical change.
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Leon Dennen
New York
NEA
America
West Germany
U.S
Norbert Muhlen
Marcuse
New Left
Muhlen
Germany
Americans
Sam Fry's decisive club ruff seals a clever duplicate hand
Oswald Jacoby recalls Sam Fry of New York at Regency Whist Club playing a rubbery 1940s style hand. West's club lead and heart shift set up ruffs and discards, culminating in a spade finesse to defeat the opponents. The dialogue highlights Fry's imaginative play and precise timing.
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Sam Fry
New York
West
Jim
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South
Sam
East
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Fry
Ignoring a Law Haunts Conscience in Ohio Note
A Schellsburg man wrote Ohio treasurer John Herbert with a $15 check claiming payment of fines from five years ago for hauling a wide load on an Ohio highway. The treasurer returned the money to be used for highway purposes.
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Ohio
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Schellsburg
Ohio State
John Herbert
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