South's slam bid falls to strong defense in bridge game
In a tight bridge contest, South reached seven hearts despite a bold slam bid. A precise defense by West and East thwarted the plan, leaving South down one after a sequence of ruffs and trumps. The observer notes a different line that could have forced the same result with optimal play.
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Kennedy rely on troops to back federal orders in civil rights clashes
Analysis notes Presidents Kennedy and Eisenhower used troops to enforce court orders during desegregation skirmishes, while Birmingham demonstrations lacked a court order and escalated without federal troops. Kennedy later moved troops near Birmingham, citing Title 10 authority amid Wallace's challenge.
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Suppression Sought By Johnson in Grand Jury Case
Johnson and co def endants Edlin Robinson and Boykin face conspiracy trial in U S District Court as motions to suppress grand jury testimony proceed. Judge Thomson ordered jurors to avoid reading pending motions while evidence debate continues and defense questions if testimony was improperly secured.
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