Signals and misdirection on a six no trump contract
West leads safe with ten of clubs against six no trump. South cashes four clubs and runs two sequences in red suits while West protects both kings and signals by discarding heart nine and diamond eight. South, unsure, considers a finesse but suspects West’s signals, finally deciding they are intended.
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South beats West in bridge slam signals impact on autos
South wins a slam as West misplays signaling, affecting East negotiations in the auto industry. The piece links bridge play to broader economic outlook, noting steel uncertainty, auto industry shifts, and potential inflation with increased federal spending and payrolls.
Playing It Cool in Berlin Crisis Time
Consumers and business in New York take a cautious stance amid Khrushchev's threats. The Berlin crisis prompts expectations of higher defense spending but firms pause to rebuild inventories and delay new orders while monitoring domestic factors like wage trends and potential mobilization.
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Jacobson Leads Local Bridge Team to National Victory
Julius Jacobson, a former city resident, was part of a four player team that won the sub seniors team of four at the National Bridge tournament in Washington. Teammates Stan Lipich Ronald Lambert and Jack Hudgins joined Sunday sessions as the event runs through the week at the Sheraton Park venue. Local enthusiasts attend various tournament sessions.
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Baltimore families spend weekend with relatives
Land daughter Tracey Anne from Baltimore stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Tracey on York Street. Vernon Stiely family from Uniontown read left Saturday for a week in Canada. The Tidewater Fisheries released Cruising Guide for Maryland Waters a 48 page waterproof book with 20 color charts for Chesapeake Bay. In Laos, talks on coalition government proceed as Souvanna Phouma leads Phnom Penh talks while Souphanouvong boycotts. Brook Oertel flies with wife Emma on business trips as first couple to pass private tests same day per FAA inspector. Taneytown updates include visitors from Edinburgh Debie Miller and Eddie Sell visiting grandparents.
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