Horoscope and Celebrity Birthdays Highlight Midweek Outlook
Wednesday’s forecast urges careful planning and budgeting with travel chances and opportunities to launch a pet project or small business. It also notes family reconciliation and shifting romantic commitment, while listing celebrity birthdates and a broad Gemini to Taurus astrological guide with practical tips and cautions.
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Robert Merrill
Gene Barry
Dennis Weaver
Charles Collingwood
Bruce Dern
Leo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Port Harbor pairs win title after tense bridge final
Florida players Bill Root and Richard Pavlicek on their way to Portland airport learned they had won another national bridge title. In the final, Root overcalled one no trump, Pavlicek jumped to four hearts, and Root doubled after South bid five diamonds. Pavlicek led a singleton club, King and Ace followed by a ruff, sealing the victory as the Vanderbilt Team clinched the championship.
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Bill Root
Richard Pavlicek
Portland
Ore
Root
Pavlicek
South
Vanderbilt
Goren and Kaplan Trade IMPS in Bridge Match
Charles Goren reports a misdeal as Root’s partner failed to ruff. In the other room Edgar Kaplan and Norman Kay reached five diamonds after a one heart opening and one no trump overcall. East passed, West unable to defend, down one undoubled for 50 points. Kaplan-Kay gain 250 points or 6 IMPs. Information on Goren's bridge newsletter is given.
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Root
Edgar Kaplan
Norman Kay
Kay
West
East
Secrets and security dominate Washington politics
Washington debates secrecy as the Reagan administration fights leaks of intelligence information. The Pelton case highlights disclosures affecting all agencies, with agencies split over how far to go. Policy discussions include polygraph use and a 1950 law on publishing classified signals intelligence information.
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Washington
George Washington
Official Washington
Reagan
Office of Strategic Services
CIA
Baltimore
Ronald Pelton
National Security Agency
White House
Edward
Djerejian
Pelton
William J. Casey
Associated Press
Casey
George P. Shultz
United States
Group plans low-key gala
ROCHESTER NEW YORK AP International Dull Folks Unlimited will host a Liberty Rally on July 3 in the Bronx founder and chairmen of the bored J D Stewart says the event offers a relaxed alternative to the Statue of Liberty Centennial crowds Stewart notes Manhattan’s crowds will be unbearable and promises inexpensive beer for the occasion.
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Rochester
N.Y
New York City
J.D. Stewart
International
Dull Folks Unlimited
Bronx
Stewart
The
Manhattan Island
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Dan
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