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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1964
Page
23
The piece imagines William Shakespeare reacting to the Beatles in a satirical format. Using quotable lines, the dialogs critique fame and pop culture while injecting period voice into modern music discourse.
The article traces the development of forcing opening bids from Vanderbilt to Culbertson and the Italian method. It explains how a one club opener aimed to compel a response, and how different systems create tension between declaring strength and informing partner. It notes the risk of miscommunication when partners lack clear guidance on hand shape and high-card distribution.
A compact summary explains notrump overcalls and invitational bids, then analyzes a four spade opening, dummy play, and diamond finesses. It notes the need for four quick tricks, counting aces and ace king, and suggests declarer strategies to regain entry to dummy. It ends with an offer to obtain Sheinwold's Pocket Guide to Bridge.
Washington discusses how a thrifty consumer, the penny pincher, could blunt President Johnson's tax cut plan. Economists expect a 1 545 000 000 billion dollar tax reduction to boost spending, jobs, and tax revenue, but high savings and cautious wallets could dampen the stimulus mensuring voter nerves in Congress. Texas uses more natural gas than any other state and more than the rest of the world outside the United States.
MGM will report satisfactory profits for the new fiscal year, says president Robert H. O'Brien at the annual meeting. He credits new management and notes the company is positioned to begin consolidation after last year's losses under Joseph R. Vogel.
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