Almanac Highlights and Historical Events for July 3 1972
July 3 1972 marks the 185th day with 181 to follow. Notable items include George Washington taking command in 1775 and a Carnegie Steel strike in 1892 that left seven guards and 11 others dead.
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United Press
International Today
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
John Mason Brown
George Washington
Cam
Carnegie Steel Co
Homestead
Opening lead creates fork in bridge contract lessons
Jacoby explains a bridge hand where South must manage diamond and club aims after West ducks the ace of diamonds. Oswald notes luck and calculation in guarding against possible king queen small in clubs, while Jacoby highlights the need to win in spades and hearts to reach five minor-suit tricks.
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Jim
West
South
Oswald
Fromm
East
Iow
James Jacoby
Pry all Rye The bidding has been West North East South to Pass
South hold MAIS YR8763 Void queen jack ten ? What do you do now A Bid one spade When possible bid the higher of two five card suits first Today s question
Heroes of Fiction Across Puzzle Solve List
Puzzle word clues with multiple definitions across names places and terms from literature mythology and history. The list includes figures such as Prospero's slave Miranda and Rousseau's hero Emile and asks for matching answers across many entries.
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