West’s Card Clutch and Finesse at Bridge Lesson
An old bridge anecdote outlines how West, wary of spades, clutched his cards and glared as East held likely three spades. South decides on a bid of two clubs, avoiding a risky finesse, while experts debate the best line as the tale quotes classic strategies and a plug for a bridge guide.
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Johnsons image dominates as nations grapple with crises
James Marlow notes Johnson outshines rivals in public moments, from garden speeches to televised appearances, while Cuba, Vietnam, and the Canal Zone dispute linger in the background. De Gaulle and Khrushchev loom, but the president’s televised persona lingers in the public memory as major issues blur. The column teases a future discussion on Alan G and moral panic, contrasting political theatre with real policy fights.
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Tomorrow's Horoscope Highlights By Sign Mix of New Age Advice
General trends point to a day for unusual actions and modern ideas with energy high. Scorpio focuses on home, thoughtfulness, gifts, and artistic gains while remaining practical and dynamic. Sagittarius emphasizes perseverance, financial planning, and tactful finance partners. Aries and Aquarius promise initiative and clear paths, with children born under Aquarius encouraged to show effort. Taurus urges active social and civil participation, while Gemini stresses rapid adoption of new ideas and beneficial contacts. Cancerier Moon Children, Leo, Virgo, Libra each offer guidance on intuition, partnerships, efficiency, and happiness through focused effort and careful listening.
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Brown fills state post with Rudd Brown as chief
SACRAMENTO AP Gov Brown appoints Mrs Rudd Brown of La Canada to head the State Division of Recreation at a salary of 12098 annually. She succeeds Olivier Aldrich who resigned.
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