WIN AT BRIDGE Slam or Game Is Difference
By JACOBY & SON 1985 Vanderbilt Cup Winners Newspaper Enterprise Assn. The two club opening can mark a regular two in a suit or a strong no trump. If followed by a minimal no trump, it signals 23 to 24 points. a jump to three no trump shows over 26. South holds 26 HCP and nine sure tricks at no trump, aided by forcing two clubs for rebids after negative two diamonds. North, with six points, can bid on.
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Three No Trump and the Slam Onus in Bidding
The article discusses standard bridge bidding after South opens two hearts and North replies two no trump. It explains why South may rebid to three no trump or pass, and how the decisions affect the possibility of a slam. It notes that extra points exist in a six carder and contrasts no-trump game versus slam onus depending on partner's unknown strength.
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South
North
Two Heart Response Pass Leads to Spade Bid Dilemma
Bridge puzzle asks how to continue after partner passes two hearts and East overcalls two spades. With six points and a decent heart suit, consider bidding four hearts or exploring alternatives. The build asks readers to send 50 cents for Oswald Jacoby booklet winning at bridge guidance.
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Pole
East
Oswald Jacoby
Dept. A
Radio City
New York
N.Y
There Is a New Face in Hungary
A vivid profile of post revolt Budapest and Dunaujvaros under Soviet influence. The piece sketches bars, hotels, and a city living with scars, as workers, tourists, and Hungarians adapt to reforms, rising prices, and bold cultural shifts. It notes tourism, guides, Western services, and a night life marked by laughter at new economic reforms.
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Andrew Borowiek
Budapest
Hungary
New Hungary
Dunattivaros
Dunaujvaros
Szekesfehervar
Lake Balaton
Ibn Ilfitri
Indonesia
Sukarno
Barbour Probation Bar Dispute Sparks Jail Time
In Madera California Robert Barbour age 25 faced Madera Justice Court over a bar visit claimed in probation violation. Dennis Wisener age 24 testified they drank together at another bar. A deputy probation officer then jailed Wisener for probation violation. Barbour fined 100 dollars and Wisener sentenced to 90 days in jail.
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Madera
Calif
Robert Barbour
Wisener
Jai
Balanced Diet Vitamins and Miscarriage Myths
A Q and A column by Wayne G Brandstadt notes that cod liver oil and vitamin C are generally unnecessary in excess for adults, a balanced diet suffices, and vitamins B-1, B-12, and E have no proven fertility or miscarriage prevention benefits. It also says talking to oneself is normal, while saliva cannot carry syphilis or gonorrhea germs. vitamin C does not prevent venereal disease.
Jakarta’s Showy Buildings Highlight City Divide
Jakarta, Indonesia. AP dispatch notes a 10 story department store, a 29 story office tower, and the 15 floor Hotel Indonesia amid slums. Sukarno defends monuments while students protest rising prices and corruption drains incomes.
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Antone Yared
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
NHL to Expand as Board Approves New Franchises
The National Hockey League planned to award at least two new franchises in a three day meeting, with four additional cities named as future expansion sites. Current six owners including Montreal Detroit Chicago Toronto New York and Boston will decide, with $2 million per new franchise and player rights. A supplemental draft will supply two players to each new club.
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New York
National Hockey League
Clarence Campbell
Montreal
Detroit
Chicago
Toronto
Boston
Campbell
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