Almanac May 4 1971 notable events and facts
On May 4 1971 history records include 1855 first women only hospital in New York City, 1932 Al Capone jailed in Atlanta for tax evasion, 1942 Coral Sea battle ends with Japanese losses and US one carrier, 1970 Kent State shootings conclusion with four students killed. Also planetary positions and a Latin quote.
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United Press International
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
New York City
Chicago
al Capone
Atlanta
Coral Sea
United States
Kent State University
Opening Four Card Major Leaps in Jacoby Modern
Oswald and James Jacoby argue against indiscriminate four card spade openings. They show plus outcomes when diamond openings exist and highlight pre emptive value, noting one spade openings can harm partner and favor opponents.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Bridge bidding puzzle leaves South in tough spot
In a four hands deal West North East South pass showing a four card heart suit. South holds AK5438632 in spades and Q in diamonds with no heart or club length. After 2D and 3D bids a final 2NT pass, responder must decide best action. The clue suggests a tough corrective choice before the next move tomorrow.
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North
South
West
Scrambler Across Puzzle From A to Z
A word puzzle list clues across and down with varied definitions including German term routes abbreviations and nautical terms. The grid features synonyms such as decrease attempt and ruffian while noting heritage terms like Eskimo and Philippine sweets amid a mishmash of cryptic style hints.
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Sor
V. T. Hamlin
Captain
Walt KeLly
Lesliey Leslie Turner
Blondie
Miss Peach
Futuee
Linda
Madame Chairman
Freckles
BY Merrill Blosser
Hanna-Barbera
Morty Meekle
By Dick Cavall
Ont Caaln
Moon Mullins
Fred Johnson
Bugs Bunny
By Ralph Heimdahl
Chic Young
Nancy
By Ernie Bushmiller
Hanes
Frank O'Neal
By Roger Bollen
ORDO
Jacoby
Garq
Germany
Jacob
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