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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1959

Page

3

President's Wife Across and Down Puzzle Clues List

A compact cross reference of clues from across and down entries including political and personal terms, body parts, geography, and general vocabulary. The grid features terms like expiry, logger's boot, circlet, and talismans, plus biblical mountain and mythical references.

Unusual squeeze threat in bridge hand analysis

Oswald Jacoby explains a rare squeeze pattern where West’s careless defense with a small card could allow South to secure thirteen tricks. The layout features the jack of hearts opened, South winning in hand, and a potential grand slam hinging on a favorable diamond break as South starts by cashing five clubs. East signals in spades, West discards on the fifth club, risking surrender of a hidden five of spades if misplayed.

Oswald Jacoby NEA West South East

Bridge play forces decisive discard to reach grand slam

The narrator explains the tactic if he discards now. South then wins two more heart tricks and East must discard to five cards, leaving four diamonds. South will secure two spade tricks for a grand slam, or if East discards a diamond, South gains four diamond tricks for a 13 tricks contract.

South East

Two U.S. Satellites Reported Lost After Reentry

AP report from Washington says two U.S. satellites Explorer IV and Discoverer VI burned up upon atmospheric reentry last week. Explorer IV had 15 months in orbit. Discoverer VI, two months. Six U.S. satellites remained in orbit, with three broadcasting.

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