Nixon foes press Watergate probe amid dirty politics charges
Senate Armed Services Committee and supports describe Nixon re election tactics as a 20 year low in dirty politics. Norman LeBlanc says Vesco wants to meet Archibald Cox to discuss a missing link. The committee accuses Nixon of using national security to justify a partial coverup while noting broader illegal acts tied to Watergate.
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Why You Lose at Bridge and a Slam Misread
Oswald discusses S J Simon's book Why You Lose at Bridge and analyzes a past hand. He notes South's artificial two clubs and North's balanced response, the potential six no trump, and errors by West in trumps. He praises South's humility for accepting luck and apologizing to his would be no way to beat the slam.
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Bridge hand summary discovery
In a four handed bridge deal the sequence shows vulnerable West North East South with a mixed distribution and described card holdings AQE AKQJ4 4AQ9 in south and other positions. The fragment indicates a bridge play context but lacks complete results or contract details.
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