Middle Class Emerges In Soviet Commerce Under Khrushchev
An Associated Press analysis details how Moscow shops begin offering installment plans and credit to lure consumers. High prices, shoddy goods, and queues persist while officials push capitalist tactics to boost quality and demand, challenging Soviet doctrine. Khrushchev faces a delicate balance between persuasion and reform as a growing middle class seeks better goods and status.
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West returns to slam on a camouflaged defense
In a bridge column by Charles Goren, East-West vulnerable, South dealer. The hand features West’s standard spade lead and a clever diamond ruff misdirection. Declarer fights the long frag to a slam, then faces a critical misguess as West camouflages with discards. the best line hinges on ruffing the diamond with the nine to improve percentages against a dishonest opponent.
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