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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1964
Page
3
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand where South could have made his contract by discarding the queen of spades at trick one. The article analyzes how misplays, suit breaks, and a single card choice affected the outcome and percentage chances.
A Kansas City physician promotes a new reducible rupture truss with no straps or belts. Readers can try the device for 30 days at no charge and keep a $3.50 truss if dissatisfied, with instructions to write to the Physician's Appliance Possle at 3140 Koch Building and 2906 Main Street for details.
STAN SWINTON reports Clare Boothe Luce jokes about entering the New Hampshire primary with a campaign structure. She outlines a platform including a 35 hour week, universal college education, lifting the social bottom, victory in Vietnam with no cost increase, and neutralization of Vietnam after Gaulle. She supports the European Common Market and a vigorous two party system while noting a past nomination of Margaret Chase Smith for VP.
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