West Holds Up Ace To Win In A South Hand
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where West defends brilliantly to defeat five spades. Declarer misreads heart layout, finesses fail, and careful discards let West yield only one heart trick. The piece notes the overbid and praises West’s precise defense while outlining the bidding and hand details.
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Turncoat Comments On Peace Turncoat Comments On Peace
An Illinois farm boy Arley Pate 26 Carbondale and Aaron Wilson 24 Urania La returned from Red China via Hong Kong after choosing repatriation. Pate said he sought peace but found little in China while Wilson declined to answer questions. Pate cited his father’s illness and his desire to help on the farm. Of 21 Americans who went to Red China after the Korean War only 14 remain.
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Monte Carlo Tournament Hand Tarnished by Doubt
An attributed bridge story from a Monte Carlo tournament years ago involves West, a renowned American player, opening seven of spades against a three no trump contract. South captured the queen with the ace of spades and re-
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Lloyd Had Tough Job To Do in Egypt Troop Withdrawal
Secretary Lloyd rose in the House to announce Britain’s withdrawal of troops from Egypt. He faced Labor heckling as he read a prepared statement, his confidence strained by Eden’s absence and the recent policy failures. Lloyd, a long-time diplomat with Cabinet rank and Eden ties, is described as capable but lacking the imaginative edge of a great foreign minister.
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Man Dies After Attack as Speedway Fireman Held
Joseph J. Johnson, 49, of East Carnegie, faces an involuntary manslaughter charge after a man died following an on scene attack. A coroner's jury recommended Johnson be held for court. The incident involved a dispute during a Christmas shopping trip.
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