Almanac Notes June 29 1972 Highlights
On this date William Mayo founder of a renowned medical center was born in 1861. Henry Clay died in 1852, British forces arrested thousands of Jews in Palestine in 1946, Fidel Castro’s sister defected in 1964, and US troops left Cambodia in 1970. National Geographic notes a thornless rose and elusive blue rose goal.
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MacDuff Outsmarts On Bridge In Scottish Match
In a rubber bridge game described by Oswald and James Jacoby, MacDuff rapidly calculates the score and pursues an overtrick for a shilling. He wins a spade in hand, leads a diamond, and Donalbane shows diamonds, securing four diamond tricks as Fleance West shows out.
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Ryo Yo The Fest ridding North East Pass 2h Pass 2N7
Bidding puzzle narrative asks about response when partner supports five clubs after an initial four hearts. The prompt shifts to a decision on what bid to make next in contract choices.
Travelogue Across 14 Stem of a musical note
Word puzzle clues list many cross references including stem of a musical note and Great Lake, with entries for geography anatomy verbs and nouns. answers span languages countries and items, forming a dense puzzle grid across topics and letter patterns.
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