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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
16
A garbled OCR style list appears to mix clues and stray letters. Readable items include references to a cluster of wool and bovine terms while several entries remain indecipherable. The text resembles a puzzle or crossword clue set with missing context and several corrupted lines.
Baltimore area travelers likely board an Atlantic flight Saturday bound for Paris with 39 passengers. The itinerary includes a two stop route via New York before the oceanic leg.
The article explains the safety play in contract bridge, noting it guards against losing too many tricks. It highlights that some safety plays are certain while others merely improve chances and prompts analysis of the North and South hands after an opening spade lead.
Vice President Richard Nixon retrieved his wristwatch at a Houston airport press conference. Mayor Lewis Cutter explained he picked it up and kept it for him after seeing Nixon leave it, then returned the watch at a banquet. The watch had been a gift from a watch collectors group.
Pope John XXIII greeted Argentine President Arturo Frondizi in a 20 minute private audience at the papal palace in Vatican City. It marked the first such meeting between a Roman Catholic Church leader and an Argentine president still in office.
The write up recalls Ray’s return to bridge after quitting for business. It describes a position where he plans two diamond tricks as contract, uses a safety play to guarantee tricks, and demonstrates with the ace of diamonds laid early. It notes West’s murmur of luck as the king is dropped and analyzes distributions to guard against four-one or five-nothing breaks.
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