On This Day in History 1966 and Earlier Events
United Press International notes the 21st day of 1966 with a new moon and evening stars. It recalls Jefferson Davis resigning in 1861, the Russian debt ruling in 1918, and Nautilus launching in 1954. Harry Truman on leadership adds a worldwide responsibility theme.
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North and South push to five spades in bridge bid
In a crowded bridge contest North and South press their spade cards after West doubts the double. Kim West suspects five diamonds but North refuses the break. East and West hold most cards in the competitive result as North and South secure three spades while opponents risk three diamonds.
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Bridge puzzle: what now after five and six diamonds
In this day’s puzzle instructs Bidding scenario where five diamonds over a five card hand prompts the partner’s six diamonds bid to show a king. Determine the optimal reply and contract given standard signaling and partnership agreements.
Mal attempt hearing set in Malibu for Murray Chotiner
In Malibu Judge John J. Merrick will hear the case against Murray Chotiner 57 held without bail. UPI reports the figure was ordered detained pending further proceedings.
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