Bridge bidding bust leads to six spade lay down
In a bridge hand East opens in fourth seat. South overcalls, West bids three diamonds, North raises to three spades, East-chases to four diamonds, North-South push to four spades, and East passes. Four spades breaks potential. South loses two clubs and one pole. East could have avoided defeat by a different bid. The critic notes East erred by opening in fourth seat.
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East
West
North
South
Khrushchev May Call Off Bomb Test For Propaganda
Berlin dispatch notes prospect of a semegaton nuclear test at month end. Khrushchev’s speech cited a 30 megaton finale, provoking debate over a world ban while observers warn Moscow may still push ahead to signal strength amid UN and China tensions.
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William L. Ryan
Berlin
Khrushchev
United States
Kremlin
Communist World Movement
Leves
Moscow
Red China
United Nations
Soviet Union
Fourth hand opening cautions with a weak major hand
East holds 14 points with 12 high card points and two extra from long suits yet should not open aggressively. Common sense suggests limited chance for game and warns against a standard fourth hand opening in most systems.
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East
Snake Story Edges Out Commie Meet
In Tokyo AP reports the Soviet Union congress news was brief while Chinese broadcasts dwelled on a newly born two headed snake found near Shanghai. The snake had a longer left head and both heads joined at the neck, highlighting domestic sensationalism over international party events.
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Tokyo
Communist Chita
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Shanghai
Moscow
Khrushchev
Fragmentary Soviet Trade Linkings and Racial Records Comments
A garbled column references Soviet leadership, Khrushchev critics, and confrontations at a Soviet congress. It notes possible implications of backing Red China in NATO terms and hints at censorship by political figures. The fragmented text includes a quote about race in birth records and a statement by Philip Holf.
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Jones
Philip Holf
Rutland Court Hearing Sought in Adoption Case
The couple including Mrs. Frederick Abner plans a new hearing in Rutland Court instead of appealing to the Vermont Supreme Court, continuing their efforts to adopt the child.
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Frederick Abner
Rutland Court
Vermont Supreme Court
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