Reverse bids in bridge puzzle ends in spade slam
Analyzing a bidding sequence where the opener uses a reverse by naming 0 new cards to force a higher level. In one club one heart two diamonds the opener reverses, North responds four no trump to seek aces, South shows one ace, but the spades fail to break and North goes down two. North questions how a reverse could occur with a minimum hand. South had not reversed. North's two heart bid.
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al Morehead
North
South
Fragmented OCR: cryptic chess like notes and codes
Disjointed alphanumeric sequence includes i 410 as976 K82 Q64 943 1062 AKI9052 1064 SOUTH (D) 4AQ42, no coherent event or person identified.
Women and children leave Guantanamo base Cuba
Nearly half of the American women and children at Guantanamo when Cuba cut the base water last winter have returned to the United States. The Navy reports a total family population of 1,747 as of Oct. 1, with 2,994 last February, and all dependents to be gone by February 1966.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Guantanamo
Cuba
Naval Base
United States
Navy
U.S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Election of Democrats Is Urged In North Carolina
ASHEVILLE AP L Richingston Preyer urged the North Carolina election must be Democratic to ensure progress. The former federal judge from Greensboro spoke at a Buncombe County rally and backed President Johnson and Dan Moore for the June 27 runoff primary. He criticized Barry Goldwater as lacking clear stands and called the Goldwater-Miller campaign morally declined.
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Asheville
L. Richingson Preyer
North Carolina
Greensboro
Buncombe County
Johnson
Dan Moore
Preyer
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Goldwater - Miller
Medical Aid Requests Piling Up in Raleigh
RALEIGH AP Residents urged to seek medical help only when truly needed and unaffordable. Brown says county welfare boards are swamped with ineligible or unnecessary medical aid applications sparked by AMTON publicity.
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Raleigh
R. Eugene Brown
Brown
American Medical Ton
Weapons Found At Maryland Prison Riot Cleanup
Maryland House of Correction guards and state police recovered knives clubs and chains after a riot. Commissioner Vernon Pepersack said 36 troublemakers remain to be weeded out with 20 more expected to be removed to restore order.
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Louis G. Panos Jessup
Maryland House of Correction
Vernon L. Pepersack
State Commissioner For Correction
Pepersack
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