Almanac and history date facts from June 23, 1965
The Almanac for June 23 1965 notes notable birthdays and historical events including the birth of the Duke of Windsor in 1894 and treaties and acts such as Penn's peace with Indians in 1683 Texas annexation in 1845 and the Taft Hartley Act in 1947. It also mentions the Epilepsy Foundation campaign and a thought from General George Marshall.
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Duke of Windsor
Edward the VIII of England
William Penn
Delaware River
Congress of Texas
United States
House
Truman
George Marshall
Discussion of Blackwood responses in bridge bidding
Jim and Oswald discuss five clubs as a Blackwood follow up to four no trump, showing number of aces and kings. North signals with bids to reveal aces. South uses six diamonds to confirm kings and queens, with seven no trump as grand slam aim. They note risks if misperceived ace distribution and the advantage of accurate king heart checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Blackwood
Oswald
North
South
King of Hearts
Bridge bidding puzzle with AQ32 WK Q46K874AJ7
The hand AQ32 WK Q46K874AJ7 with partner holding KK654 WA32 KE5 K43. After the sequence oath West passes, North passes, South opens four clubs, etc. The question asks for the best opening bid given a minimum hand.
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Ben Casey
Kayne
Dr.thor
Clark
Buck Rogers
Tree
Earth
Ar Sansom
Neal Adams
Dr.clark
George Tusk
Rogers
Miss Peach
Frank O'Neal
AUERE
Mel
Sayie
Ira
Ave Aganss
Hanna-Barbera
Morty Meekle
By Dick Cavalli
Ima
Eve
Moon Mullens
Fred Johnson
Bugs Bunny
puasji S/DEWALK + CAFE
the Doctor
Captain
England
Psychiatry
By Leslie Turner
Cyril Swann
Oavy Kallikar
Buster
Blondie
Chkc Young
Nancy
Bet
By Ernie Bushmiller
Mars
V. IT. Hamlin
Freckles
By Merrill Blosser
the Almanac
United Press International
Saturn
Venus
Maxwell Taylor
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
van Golt
de Maupassant
Leonardo da Vinci
Napoleon
Alfred Nobel
Saint Paul
Pascal, Handel
Epilepsy Foundation
The
Washington, D. C
Jacoby
EAST
Haietsa
East Oath West North
French Labor Federation
Abraham
Society of Antiquarians
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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