New York Registers 230 084 in three day voter surge
New York City added 230 084 voters to rolls in three days of local registration raising eligible voters to 3 270 751 for the November general election. Brooklyn led with 93 740 registrations in the three day span, followed by Queens Manhattan and the Bronx, while Richmond had the fewest.
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Oblique plays and the obligatory falsecard in bridge terms
Bridge expert Jacoby explains a milestone in terminology with the obligatory finesse and the obligatory falsecard. The article walks through a sample play where South ducks a spade, uses the heart finesses, and anticipates West holding the queen and ten, detailing how the defender's falsecard can win and change nine tricks prospects.
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Kenyan Proposal in Parliament Calls for Broad African Citizenship Plan
Kenyan legislator Mark Mwithaga has introduced a motion urging Africa to grant automatic citizenship to American Negroes and Caribbean islanders and to recognize them as dispossessed sons and daughters of Africa. He said he will continue to press the idea despite the motion’s low priority.
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