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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

Page

8

Groups Push Antirot Legislation Amid Civil Rights Backdrop

Groups take up antirot legislation as accommodation debates continue. The measure won House approval last year but died in the Senate along with the rest of the 1966 Civil Rights Act.

House Senate

Court Gets Regulations for Strap Use

Two Arkansas and national committees race to act on antiriot measures as Congress weighs civil rights and riot regulation packages amid threats of a summer of violence. The scope includes a federal crime for inciting riots and safeguards for inmates, with limits on lashings and mandatory waiting periods.

Robert A. Hunt Washington House Judiciary Committee Rules Committee Congress Tampa Dayton Boston Cincinnati Emanuel Celler D-N.y William C. Colmer D-Miss Board of Inquiry Sing Little Rock State Board of Pardons and Paroles U.S Gordon E. Young Oren Harris Tucker Prison Farm Young and Harris R. D. Smith II Prison Board

Laydown Slam Not Biddable: A Bridge Hand Analysis

An expert defines a laydown six no trump and analyzes how many average players would bid and make it. The guide describes optimal moves, club play, and suggestions for defense and bidding strategy across trick two and subsequent plays.

West East South

Slam Tactics in Bridge Run of Clubs and Hearts

The text describes a bridge ending where the declarer trims high cards, preserves a heart, and discards clubs to force dummy and East into two-card holdings. It notes the slam was a laydown but not truly biddable, hinging on running clubs and East holding four cards in each red suit.

Dummy East

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