Psychic adds spice to bridge deal in Italy US match
The article discusses a famous bridge deal where West Sidney Silodor and partner were opposed by Avarelli and Belladonna. It describes an opening diamond bid, three notrumps by the Italians, and a six heart slam by the U.S. at one table for 1 460 points, while the other table reached six for 690.
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United States
West
Sidney Silodor
George Rapee
Avarelli
Belladonna
John Crawford
U.S
North
Today In History July 7 1975 highlights from AP records
On this date events include the Sino-Japanese War start at Marco Polo Bridge in 1937, Toussaint l Ouverture’s Haiti independence from France in 1801, Perry in Japan in 1854, Lincoln assassination accomplices hanged in 1865, Hawaii annexation act of 1898, Constantinople bombing in WWI 1918, Alaska statehood 1958, and past relations notes from 1965 to 1970s with Soviet actions and treaties.
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Toussaint l’Ouverture
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Indepe E
France
U.S. Navy
Matthew Perry
Japan
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinley
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Constantinople
Dwight Eisenhower
Alaska
Soviet Union
United States
Vietnam
Romania
Weed pays writer to drop book on Hearst fiancé
Free-lance writer Roger Rapoport says Steven Weed paid him 15000 to abandon plans for a book about Patricia Hearst's former fiancé. The settlement resolved a suit over unpaid work and alleged sensationalized material about the couple. Jeff Brown tops Falcon batting with a .389 average over three seasons.
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Steven Weed
Berkeley
Calif
Patricia Hearst
Roger Rapoport
Weed
Franklin's sharp rebuke to Strahan over colonists' fate
Benjamin Franklin writes from Philadelphia to William Strahan, condemning his conciliatory stance and urging accountability for burning towns and killing people. He declares their friendship over and labels Strahan an enemy in a volatile moment near Bunker Hill.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
William Strahan
Mr. Strahan
B Franklin
Bowling burglar hits Cincinnati sporting goods store
An early morning intruder smashed the Brendamour's Sporting Goods front door and stole three pistols valued at 525 dollars after placing a bowling ball in a gun rack. Police have no suspects and the bowling ball was left behind.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Brendamour
Ohio Drowning Toll Rises Across Independence Day Weekend
At least eight Ohioans died in drowning incidents over the long weekend. Victims include 7 year old Eric Beckler who vanished in a 10 foot pool near Brunswick Hills Township. In Xenia two men 27 and 20 drowned in a farm pond while trying to help each other. Others included 16 year old Thomas Gill near Convoy and 20 year old Donald Yekel near Youngstown. A 12 year old, Charles Betz, perished near Kent and 5 year old Stephanie Jones died after being pulled from Lake Erie near Huron.
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Associated Press
Eric Beckler
Brunswick Hills Township
Medina
Richard Dale Ross
Xenia
Bruce Lee
Gerald
Wilmington
Ross
Thomas Gill
Star Commonwealth School For Boys
van Wert
Convoy
Donald Yekel
Youngstown
Charles Betz
Twinsburg
Lake Rockwell
Kent
Stephanie Jones
Huron
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Nickle Plate Park
Safe Fourth on highways in Ohio yields 12 fatalities
Ohio marked a relatively safe Fourth of July weekend on the highways, recording 12 traffic deaths during a 78 hour period from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday. Officials had projected 23 deaths, with two pedestrians and one motorcyclist among the victims and one double fatality.
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