Almanac Snapshot for April 5 1961
United Press International Almanac notes April 5 as the 95th day of 1961 with 270 days left. Historic events include Sir Joseph Lister born in 1827, Daniel Bakeman’s death in 1869, Rosenberg spying sentence in 1951, Churchill resignation in 1955, and Lana Turner’s daughter's 1958 stabbing incident.
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England
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Lana Turner
Johnny Stompanata
Pre emptive three heart opening leads to game in bridge
In this JACOBY ON BRIDGE column, two South players facing a three heart pre emptive bid attempt game. One plays a safe line to down one, the other gambles to win with a spade start and careful ruffing. East erred by not returning clubs after cashing ace of spades, allowing South to make.
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North
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Bridge hand reads seven of spades on opening cue
A bridge bidding excerpt shows a hand with spade strength and a double by partner. The question asks what to read from the bidding and hand, noting the need to pull opponents' trumps before a cross ruff. The described hand supports spade values and defensive considerations.
All Dressed Up ACROSS
Puzzle clues list with across and down entries including boy head covering flowing garment outer garment and related terms. Includes references to religious and linguistic hints and various archaic crossword prompts.
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Seth
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