Almanac Entry August 15 1972 Historical Notes
Almanac summary notes August 15 1972 as a date with events including Edna Ferber born in 1887 and historical milestones such as the 1914 opening of the Panama Canal, the 1935 Will Rogers-Wiley Post crash, the 1966 closure of the New York Herald Tribune, and Nixon’s 1971 wage price freeze and 10 percent import surcharge order.
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Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Leo
Edna Ferber
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Panama Canal
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Alaska
New York Herald Tribune
Nixon
North-South reach heart grand slam on complex bridge bidding
Oswald and James Jacoby explain how North used a sequence from one no trump to a heart grand slam after South bid six clubs. North with eight points navigated Blackwood while West’s trap passes shaped the final seven hearts bargain.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
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Bidding Dilemma in Bridge Five Diamonds Show Diamond Control
In the bidding sequence North double at 24, East passes, South holds 8 7 4 3 9 2, and West shows AKS43 ATER. The current question asks what the responder should do after a three level bid to five diamonds to show diamond control, given full strength already bid.
Crossword Clue Pack from Olio to Exist
A compact puzzle row listing many clues and their numeric placements from Olio covering terms from Norway's capital to exist. The items include places, descriptors, and common crossword answers across varied definitions.
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