CBS News Chief Blasts FCC Chicago Inquiry
CBS News president Richard Salant calls the FCC inquiry into Chicago coverage during the Democratic convention "immensely dangerous" and says it threatens press freedom. He notes FCC letters to NBC and ABC and questions whether any government authority should judge news judgments.
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Win at Bridge Greed Leads to Quick Defeat in No Trump
A bridge column recounts a greedy bid sequence where North opens spade, bids four no trump, and seven no trump with South showing two aces. East leads a heart, dummy ace, and a club finesse fails, allowing the defense to collect four hearts and defeat the greedy contract. North blames lack of kings and queen of clubs for his loss.
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Seven Spades Slams Drawn In Club Bridge Match
Mike and Gail Moss, noted young married players, featured in a table where Gail opened spades and Mike, as North, bid five no trump, a grand slam force. Gail held two top honors in a six card trump suit and bid seven spades, with dummy clubs to be ruffed out.
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Spain May Force Closing of U S Military Bases
Spain moves to end the U S military presence by year end, prompting base shutdowns in six months if no deal on a five year extension is reached. Rota harbor for Polaris submarines named as a key site. Castiella and U S Secretary of State Rusk held talks but price disputes remain unresolved.
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