Kennedy says civil rights drive cost him popularity
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy warned that President Kennedy has probably lost some popularity by championing civil rights. He expected reelection in 1964, but noted difficult controversy could affect administration support. He stressed commitment to passing the civil rights package.
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Jacoby Bridge and Blackwood Bid Nuances Explained
Oswald Jacoby discusses Blackwood bids with examples from Columbia S C and tournament play. He notes four notrump reads as aces inquiry, but experts use it for normal bidding as well. The column urges readers to study the concept and invites a mail subscription offer.
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