Goren on Bridge by Charles H Goren quiz answers
Bridge columnist Charles H Goren presents a set of eight Q and A prompts with correct bidding plans. Each scenario labels vulnerabilities, hand patterns, and suggested calls from South to North bidding to reach game or slam, emphasizing takeout doubles, jump shifts, and suit preferences.
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Leap Year Mailbag Lets Women Marry and More
A collage of ap articles and quips notes that 93.5 percent of women marry, and cites USDA data that solitary food costs run about 20 percent higher than a four person family. Other items touch on Greece bankmobiles, World’s Fair health facilities, highway crash costs, an old corset law in Norfolk, and various quotable tidbits.
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Polish Reds Ban Church Attendance
Catholic hierarchy in Poland denounces Communist authorities for barring schoolchildren from church service and linking it to the anti religious campaign. An episcopal letter cites millions of children sent to government camps this summer, calling the move immoral and unconstitutional.
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Debate and the intelligent thinker in journalism
Gerald White of Indianapolis defends the scientific approach against hostile critics. He praises Dr. Crane for expanding his biking and life, and argues columnists must provoke disagreement to expose true facts. The piece highlights editorials that spur reader involvement through spirited letters and bold stances.
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Nason on Education Summer Lesson Self-Discipline
Dr. Leslie J. Nason argues summer offers prime chance to build self confidence and discipline in teens. Overly tight or loose control harms progress, as shown by John's story of regained independence and later college success. Parents should set gradual standards, allow failures, and relax controls as boundaries are learned.
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Consul General Gilstrap Reassigned to Washington
U S Consul General Sam P Gilstrap 57 leaving Singapore by plane Sunday for Washington to be reassigned He had served as consul general since October 1960s
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Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Puzzle
A compact crossword clue list featuring across and down entries with many abbreviations and terms. Includes arisings from 1 across to 67 across and down clues like sounds of suspense and Cape- western extremity of Europe, with notes on abbreviations and language references.
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Turnpike Police Shot By Milwaukee Trio On Turnpike
Three Milwaukee men stopped on the Pennsylvania Turnpike shot two troopers and bound two others to a tree before a massive manhunt led to their capture. Wounded were Edward Herbst and Fred Bendl. unhurt were Robert Malarky and Stanley Sypeck. The suspects face assault and weapon charges. hearings set in Lancaster County.
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Man Killed by Train in Boonville
Boonville, Missouri. Meelton Cramer, about 75, was killed when struck by a Missouri Pacific freight train Sunday as he and two other men walked on the tracks. Delmar Duncan was injured in the arm. the third man escaped unharmed.
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Susanna Fischer Dies in Johannesburg Car Crash
Susanna Johann Fischer, 56, wife of Avraham Fischer a defense attorney at the Nelson Mandela sabotage trial, died in a car crash. Her husband was shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Pets and people prove brains in funny letters
Ann Landers shares reader anecdotes about pets choosing sides with dietary laws, music, and games. Stories from Highland Park to Los Angeles feature a kosher cat, a gin rummy chimp, a music loving dog, and a mutt delivering baby shoes, ending with a promotional note on her dating booklet and a timeline of historical events.
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History Highlights: Arkansas First State 1836 Magna Charta Signed
On this date in 1836 Arkansas was admitted to the Union as the 25th state. Also on this date in 1215 the Magna Charta was signed by King John of England at Runnymede.
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