Attorney General Mitchell Prefers Wall Street Return Over Politics
In an interview Mitchell, veteran attorney general, resists political power, citing dependence on the President. He jokes about Buttons and his desire to return to private practice, while defending the Justice Department against charges of political repression and insisting prosecutions follow federal law.
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Jacoby Discusses Modern Weak Two Bid in Bridge
Jim and Oswald Jacoby discuss the modern weak two bid with a focus on using two clubs as the sole forcing opening bid. The exchange highlights bidding philosophy and practical implications for players and partnerships.
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Weak two bids and hand evaluation in bridge play
Discussion of two bid systems with six card suits headed by top honors. South's hand 9 high cards. a weak two bid is justified, with concerns about doubling and red suit prospects. Outcomes include game and rubber scores and possible five heart contract by opponents.
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Russia Aims To Produce One Million Cars In 1971
Russia plans to build one million autos in 1971 with more than half to be exported or allocated for foreign markets under a state led program.
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