Drop Or Double Finesse Better
Bridge analysis shows South’s line of play with clubs and diamonds yields an 80 percent plus success rate, with North and South debating a double diamond finesse. The commentators favor South’s mathematical approach, noting risks if West held both key diamond honors and predicting practical attack on diamonds.
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South
North
West
East
Diamonds
Tanker Rolls Onto Station Wagon Killing Family
A tanker crossed a highway and rolled atop a station wagon carrying a Philadelphia family. Mrs. Eileen Mansky, 40, and her son Frank, 13, were killed. Audrey Mansky, 6, and Leon Mansky, 48, were injured and hospitalized in Lumberton with head injuries and a fractured arm.
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Lumberton
N.C
Philadelphia
Eileen Mansky
Frank
Audrey Mansky
Leon Mansky
Southeastern General Hospital
Three Share Fermi Award From AEC
The Atomic Energy Commission will award the 50 000 Fermi Prize to three scientists Otto Hahn Fritz Strassmann and Lise Meitner for laying groundwork on atomic fission. Hahn and Strassmann are West German professors while Meitner, an Austrian born physicist now in England, is the first woman recipient.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Otto Hahn
Goettingen
West Germany
Fritz Strassmann
Mainz
Lise Meitner
Vienna
England
Enrico Fermi
Chicago
Hahn and Strassmann
Meitner
Cover-Up Costs Girls Eight Dollar Nightly Fine
Two go go dancers testified they would lose eight dollars a night by performing under cover. A police court jury in Henderson Kentucky found Mary Ann Chapman and Barbara Warner guilty of public indecency and unbecoming behavior and fined each fifty dollars. The owner of the Silver Dollar discotheque Fred Thomas said he will appeal if needed. The dancers claimed their tops have been flesh colored since summonses were served.
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Henderson
Weverthellows
Mary Ann Chapman
Barbara Warner
Evansville
Ind
Fred Thomas
Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Thomas
Charles West
Miss Chapman
American Girls Launch Save the Beatles Campaign
Susan Dobbs and Theresa Earles of Hopewell Virginia urge Britons to support a Save the Beatles campaign in the United States. Their 12 line ad in the Daily Telegraph cost $33.60 and coincides with Beatle record bans sparked by John Lennon's controversial remarks.
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Beatles
London
United States
Legraph
Dles
A Cast of Beaviful Gats and Big Fun
A pair of complete shows titled Carry On Spying begin at 7 30 PM with a lively stage cast. The production promises energetic comedy and spy spoof style for theatergoers seeking family friendly entertainment.
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