Recalling early contract days with George Reith and Oswald
In a 1929 Goldman Pairs backdrop Oswald recalls George Reith starting the event with a six four three two one no trump count and a bold three suit squeeze. Reith’s diamond and heart play, plus a king of diamonds and queen drop, helped clinch tricks and near tops in the tournament.
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AA Help Ad Offers Support To Stop Drinking
An AA message inviting help for alcohol problems notes there are no dues or charges and that members stay sober by helping others. It emphasizes confidentiality and a low publicity approach.
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Bongmans antics keep Yippie movement alive
Tom Waite of Columbus keeps the Yippie flame alive with civil disobedience and a Bongman persona. He pled guilty to hashish possession after a July 4 protest near the White House, with a felony assault charge dropped. Waite plans an April Fool's Day rally, promising 10,000 followers and the return of the Bongman suit.
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