Bridge Let Opponents Win First Trick in Suit
A bridge guide explains a strategy to concede the first trick in a suit to let opponents gain tempo. The technique aims to control the play and manage lead choices for subsequent rounds.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
5
A bridge guide explains a strategy to concede the first trick in a suit to let opponents gain tempo. The technique aims to control the play and manage lead choices for subsequent rounds.
Alfred Sheinwold examines a North South hand where the declarer can be wrecked by incorrect third trick. The key is East should not win the third diamond, allowing South to keep control and run diamonds after the heart return, setting up long diamonds with the ace of spades as entry.
At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States and Soviet Union resume talks amid a CSS stalemate over nine items. The West seeks a nonproliferation treaty and bans on unconditional inspections while Moscow demands no multi lateral nuclear force and rejects external policing. The session opens with two sides firm on inspections and enforcement, leaving prospects for an agreement unclear.
The new U S ambassador to the United Nations Arthur J. Goldberg sworn in at the White House plans to tackle the long standing financial deadlock threatening UN funding. He will present credentials to Secretary General Thant and may be asked to explain intensified U S pressure in Vietnam. He stresses cautious optimism about UN achievements while addressing finances and strategy.
In Phoenix the tax department said inventories now exempted from tax total about 55 million dollars, up from the previous year by about 8 million. Officials noted the year over year increase and compared it with a 3 million rise the year prior.
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