January 24 1966 historic notes and events
On January 24 significant items include the birth of American dancer Maria Tallchief. Historical notes recall the 1848 Sacramento gold discovery, 1908 Baden-Powell Scout movement, and 1945 Soviet troops crossing the Oder River. A thought by H. L. Mencken closes the entry. The Press history mentions Ashland printing plant operations and distribution to 5,000 readers.
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Saturn
Mars
Maria Tallchief
Ame Hee
UPI
Ashlanders Sunday
Ments
Sacramento River
Coloma
Calif
Robert Badenpowell
Oder River
Contested Bridge Hand Reveals Strategic Errors and Odds
In a doubled three no trump battle, East wins with the ace after West opens with eight of spades. South uses a diamond lead to exploit the clubs, and a sequence yields 1150 points for South. The analysis weighs heart leads and key missing aces, noting how alternative lines could have altered the outcome.
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East
South
West
Dummy
You bid one no trump after partner raises to two
In this bridge puzzle from the page, you hold nine oaks and two spade steppers. The question asks how to respond when partner raises to two after you bid one no trump.
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Blondie
Moon Mullins
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Captain
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Chic Young
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Nancy
Sear Cad
V. Tf. Hamiia
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