Weak Response Often Dangerous
The column discusses the dangers of responding with a bad hand in bridge bidding. It explains how missteps can trap players into further poor bids and cost contracts, with examples from North South and East West plays. It notes a defense that limits North to three aces and two kings and mentions GI Bill veteran training cutoff dates through May 31, 1974.
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Oswald
Jim
North
South
King of Hearts
East
West
Why Not All-Out Victory in Viet Nam The AP Survey
Washington weighs why the United States pursues limited aims in Vietnam. Johnson says no wider war, Rusk states no territorial gains or permanent bases, McNamara outlines limited air and ground pressure, and Wheeler notes China’s threats but unlikely full combat. The plan favors gradual escalation to 4090,000 troops with emphasis on interdiction and local governance.
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Washington
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
China
Russia
Johnson
North
Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
South Viet Nan
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Robert S. McNamara
Con
Tives
Red China
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
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