The Obligatory Finesse in Bridge Strategy
A bridge column explains the Obilgatory Finesse where the defender cannot profit from a finesse the hand shows a scenario where the finesse is forced and never costs the declarer. The East hand wins a heart trick and the defense misleads by overruffing. The column notes the rarity of such a safe finesse and describes typical misplays by East players.
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Jacoby & Son
Abbey Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Hearts
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Eden
Sue Gaull
West
Mystery surrounds $91000 embezzlement case in Oakboro
Miss Wincie Louise Griffin a former Security Bank and Trust Co employee in Oakboro North Carolina is charged with stealing 91477.10. The FBI says she concealed the loss by removing ledgers and was fired April 22. A separate fraud case involves Joe Rutledge awaiting trial in October.
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Oakboro
N. C
Maurice Smith
Smith
Miss Griffin
FBI
Joe Rutledge
U.S. District Court
Off the boat some way Athens
A partial Greek dispatch reports a developing story from Athens with limited readable details about maritime or travel events and evolving local developments.
No Barriers Found To Race Marriages
By a wide vote the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A declared no scriptural or theological grounds condemn or prohibit interracial marriage and urged repeal of anti miscegenation laws in 19 states. The church moves toward a creedal change with the Confession of 1967 and a new synthesis of faith.
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John F. Wheeler
Columbus
Ohio
U.S
Tion
Edward Dewey Jr
Princeton Theological Seminary
Bladder Discomfort Causes Restlessness and Pain
The passage hints at bladder irritation from unwise eating or drinking and notes accompanying symptoms such as backache and headaches. It mentions Dean's Pills as a remedy to ease bladder discomfort and related strain.
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Doan Rae Cihen Felip
Dean
State Sen Irwin Belk Named NC Merchants Association President
State Senator Irwin Belk of Charlotte becomes president of the North Carolina Merchants Association. Other officers include George Royall of Elkin and Ardell Lanier of Lexington as vice presidents and Pete Greenwood of Raleigh as executive vice president.
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Irwin Belk
Charlotte
Belk Stores Service
N.C. Merchants Assn
George Royall
Elkin
Ardell Lanier
Lexington
Pete Greenwood
Raleigh
Action Without Action Yields Little Progress
A compact reflection on progress noting that merely planning or talking about ideas fails to move projects forward. Implementing steps and concrete actions is required to turn intention into results.
Vote Bill May Shift Power in Southern Elections
AP analysis by Jack Bell examines a voting rights bill in the Senate aimed at enfranchising more than 3 million nonwhite adults in seven Southern states. It could disrupt segregationist Democratic and Republican campaigns if large scale Negro registration and turnout occur, with Mississippi highlighted as a focal point due to higher nonwhite voting-age population than actual 1964 turnout.
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Washington
Neari
Sage
Senate
South
Census Bureau
Mississippi
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