West’s wrong plays in bridge hand ruin defense
In a bridge analysis column West discards misplayed cards and misleads East, letting dummy win with spades. The narration notes East’s spade discard pattern, West’s four clubs and three and six of diamonds, and how a better flag flying tactic at five clubs might have kept the contract. South ends up winning the last tricks as the defense cooperates.
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Ecard Semscone Q The Bidding Puzzle
A fragment from a bridge bidding sequence shows North East South West passing with South holding a hand noted asi VAIEE4 O33 S654. The text requests today’s question on the puzzle.
Almanac for Monday October 25 1965 United Press International
The Almanac notes today is Monday October 25 1965, the 298th day of the year with 67 remaining. It lists astronomical details including Jupiter as the morning star and Mars Venus Saturn as evening stars, and recalls the 1854 Charge of the Light Brigade.
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Nude drunk Army officer fired over incident
Washington UPI report says Army officer 50 was arrested after being found nude at the wheel of his car with two pistols and vermouth bottle, unlicensed dangerous weapons, and was reassigned from the Army to the State Department. He could not explain why he was dressed only in socks.
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