Bridge battle yields seven tricks and a clutch endgame
In a Chicago Tribune 1965 bridge column, East holds strong with spade and club control while South aims for four spades. A detailed defense and precise end position show how East's handling of clubs and a diamond ruff influence the final play and potential setting trick.
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Red China Trains Millions of Militia in Warning
The Military Review reports Communist China has organized and trained 20 to 30 million militia members. The piece warns against underestimating their strength and potential, suggesting neglect could risk disaster in a war with China. Authored by George P. Jan, a China specialist.
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China
U.S. Army
Military Review
Red China
George P. Jan
Peking
National Chengchi University
Nanking
New York University
Animal Trainer Mauled by Lion at California Park
In Thousand Oaks California AP a trainer was seriously mauled while guiding 12 lions onto pedestals in a cage during an amusement park act Chet Juszyk age 36 was treated for lacerations at Conejo Valley Hospital and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Chet Juszyk
Conejo Valley Hospital
Khanh Leaves Rome for Paris on UN Evidence Trip
South Vietnamese ex military leader Nguyen Khanh departed Rome by plane for Paris en route to New York where he planned to present evidence at the United Nations of North Vietnamese aid to the Viet Cong. He also indicated a possible trip to Washington.
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Nguyen Khanh
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Kenyon Considers Adjacent Women's College Amid Male Resistance
Kenyon College trustees approve in principle a separate women's college next to the all male campus. Students split over coed integration with 74 percent of fraternity men calling it a necessary evil while others fear distraction from midweek studies and dating norms.
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Gambier, Ohio
Little Kenyon College
William Hamilton
Cincinnati
Peter White
Cleveland
Interfraternity Council
White
Kenyon
John Schofield
Philadelphia
Paper cups and plates boom in disposable demand
Ameri cans rise in disposable income fuel a surge in paper products. 1965 retail sales may top 11 billion units costing over 100 million dollars with hospitals schools factories and vending accounts driving wholesale volumes near 11 billion units and 106 million in payments.
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New York
Denison and Vicinity College Dates Highlight Local Scene
Carr notes Kenyon men date women from Denison Ohio Wesleyan Ohio State Chatham Lake Erie College for Women with the nearest coeds about 25 miles away. Lake Erie College in Painesville is about three hours hitchhiking time.
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Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
Ohio State University
Chatham College
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Carr
Detroit Leads U.S. Auto Boom with Over 140 Million Vehicles Since 1900
Detroit reports that the American motor industry has produced more than 140 million vehicles since 1900, highlighting the sector as a major national enterprise.
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Detroit
U.S
Man Relies on PLATE WELD After Poodle Damages Dentures
Bakersfield Calif man says his poodle chewed his dentures forcing emergency repair. He used a product named PLATE WELD to fix the break and secure loose teeth on the spot claiming it now feels like new. The PLATE WELD maker touts availability in all drug stores.
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Bakersfield
Calif
California
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