Almanac entry for June 5, 1972 and notable events
The entry notes June 5 as the 157th day of 1972 with 209 to follow and lists morning stars Jupiter and Saturn and evening stars Mercury Venus and Mars. It recalls birth of Madame Chiang Kai-shek in 1897 and historical events: 1917 WWI draft registrations, 1966 Gene Cernan space walk, and 1968 Robert Kennedy assassination with Sirhan Sirhan life sentence.
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United Press International
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Madame Chiang - Kai-shek
China
Gene Cernan
Robert Kennedy
Los Angeles
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sirhan
Bridges Do You Win on a Simple Hand
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where West leads the jack of spades and East shows a doubleton. South must choose between trumping lines and club discards, weighing the position of the ace of clubs and potential ruffs. The advisers note that careful discard timing and counting ensure success when the correct line is chosen.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Him
West
East
South
Jim
Bridge bidding puzzle with no trump response
In a bridge inquiry, after Pass Pass 2NT, you hold the same hand as partner and fear spades. Question asks what to respond when partner opens one no trump and you must choose the best bid to describe your hand.
Extinct Animals Across 32 Puzzle Terms
Word puzzle clue list with scattered hints for extinct animals places and terms. Entries include suffix istic painter town Aral Raw metal Gypsy man and French articla with missing letters suggesting a themed crossword style.
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