Squeeze Play in Contract Bridge Reveals Key Facts
South gains eleven of the twelve tricks after East takes the ace on a heart lead. The article defines squeeze elements: declarer must win all but one, one defender guards two suits, and there must be a communication entry to the hand. South achieves the final trick after careful timing and discard decisions.
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Declarer
South
West
East
Venice
Toots Shor
Area TV and radio stations listing with schedules
A directory lists local television stations WCLA through WAND and their broadcast networks plus radio stations WWCM WBOW WAAC WTHL WISU WIHI WVTS WPFR WBOW WVVR and others with channel numbers, times, and program types including music news sports and talk shows.
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WCLA
Champaign
CBS
WTWO
Terre Haute
NBC
Wthi-Tv
WTTV
Indianapolis
Indepencem
WLWI
ABC
WRTV
WIVW
Evansville
Wish-Tv
WICD
WUSI
Olney
PBS
Wand-Tv
Decatur
WKZJ
A.m
WWCM
WBOW
WAAC
WTHL
S A.m
WISU
WIHI
WVTS
WPFR
WVVR
Edgewise Map Debate Sparks Ethnic Allocation Concerns
A discussion on redistricting hints at four districts, with Armenians and other groups wary of future maps. A friend notes fears of a block with eight Irish, seventy nine Italians, and one Black, though intermarriage may blur lines. The League of Women Voters faces scrutiny.
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League of Women Voters
Horoscope Continued From Page Four
The column notes you may find a channel for excess energy and advises tracking public opinion. Taurus should avoid revealing job plans while confirming personal goals. Gemini should value adaptability and clarify present goals and their importance.
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Taurus
Gemini
Chessevord by THOMAS JOSEPH
A word fill puzzle appears with a large grid and clues labeled ACROSS and DOWN. The puzzle lists numerous entries including references to a Florida county, USRSR, Kant Krazy, and various biographical and elemental terms.
Uncle Charley Distributes Warnings On Nixon Era Paranoia
Jim Bishop portrays a tense exchange with a fictional Uncle Charley about leaks and danger surrounding Nixon era politics. He urges vigilance, security measures, and suspicion of officials as a younger generation faces drugs and a hostile public sphere. The conversation ends with a stubborn, protective boast about being an ace in his deck.
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Charley
White House
ABA Chief Critics House Restrictions on Legal Aid Bill
Robert W. Meserve president of the American Bar Association criticized House limits on a legal services bill for the poor. He said he is deeply distressed that lawmakers rejected the proposed legal services corporation as drafted by the Education and Labor Committee after a 270 to 95 floor vote with amendments restricting attorney roles.
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Robert W. Meserve
American Bar Association
ABA
House
Meserve
Legal Services Corporation
House Education and Labor Committee
Dream of Red Flags and Pigeon Tales at Night
A late night column recalls a dream of red flags over Washington and the Kremlin with a Chinese legend, a quip from Brezhnev, and a pool report from Spaso House. It slides into Fun City chatter about tourism, pigeons, aging humor, and odd observations on local life and glasses.
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White House
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Nixon
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Kremlin
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Ihen
Vitamin C May Cut Insulin Needs in Diabetics
The Health Angeles study with McDonnell Douglas explores how large hourly Vitamin C doses reduced insulin requirements in diabetics. Dr. J Fred Dice, Stanford, reports lowering his daily insulin from 30 to 13 units with extensive Vitamin C intake, with plans to test on experimental animals with Dr. Charles W Daniel.
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J. Fred Dice
Stanford University
Dice
Charles W. Daniel
FOP chief says courts too liberal at Indiana convention
National president John Harrington of Philadelphia assails the legal system as too liberal while at an Indiana FOP convention in Evansville. Mitchell police chief Paul Tincher criticizes lawmakers for not raising police salaries, noting weak support for officers.
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Ind
Fraternal Order of Police
Indiana
National
FDP
John Harrington
Philadelphia
Paul Tincher
Mitchell, Ind
Richardson says Nixon grand jury summons could be argued both ways
Attorney General Elliot Richardson says the legality of summoning President Nixon to testify before a federal grand jury over Watergate can be argued both ways. He notes strong constitutional concerns on one side and opposing arguments on the other.
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UPI
Elliot Richardson
Nixon
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