Almanac notes and history highlights for July 22 1968
United Press International Almanac for Monday July 22 1968 cites notable events. It lists Civil War actions in Atlanta 1864, Home Loan Bank Act passage 1932, and Dillinger death 1933. Ambassador-designate to Australia Crook arrives in Sydney with family. UN conference approves an international reconstruction bank. A humorous city promotion in Greenville Michigan offers a free meal and gas after a speeding stop.
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South overplays diamond ruff in bridge column analysis
Oswald and Jim dissect a bridge hand where South attacks diamonds from dummy after West’s queen. South misreads the queen, can’t force two more tricks, and goes down as East and West defend perfectly. They later hint at preserving long suits and cite Marshall Miles.
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