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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1964
Page
4
A set of bridge bidding scenarios where South must decide replies from one no trump to game tries. Each example weighs hand strength, partner signals, and risk of overcommitment, with guidance on when to pass, bid two, or jump to game.
The piece notes southern pine production in the United States dates to 1608 and stands as one of the oldest national industries.
A Philadelphia dinner hosted by Mrs. David Levy honored Mrs. Bertie Reuben of Bombay and her family. Guests discussed Mrs. Reuben's Indian and Jewish ties, academic careers, and travels, while dishes included spiced rice and chicken curry reflecting Bombay culinary influence.
The article lists students leaving for university or colleges including Puff Inkston Travis Hardwick Joe Sobotka Ricky Brough Lane Weaver Prescott Walter Chenault and Smiths. Others plan trips to India for long stays and there is mention of curry dishes and food references.
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