Souths diamond first wins bridge lesson
In a classic Sheinwold column, a declarer misplays by leading hearts first. The advised line shows starting diamonds, then trumps, to hold off opponents and secure twelve tricks. The dealer should open with one heart, not a forcing bid, per the example.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
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New York
N.Y
Musicians Union Re-Elects State Leaders at National Convention
MINNEAPOLIS. Kenin of Westport Conn was elected to his eighth term as president of the American Federation of Musicians at its national convention. He ran unopposed. William Harris of Dallas Texas was named vice president and Stanley Ballard of Newark New Jersey was secretary-treasurer, both unopposed. Board members include A Alan Wood Toronto Canada Alfred J Manuti New York Charles Kenney San Francisco Hal Davis Pittsburgh David Winstein New Orleans and A A Tomei Philadelphia.
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Herman Kenin
Westport
Conn
American Federation of Musicians
William Harris
Dallas
Tex
Stanley Ballard
Newark
N.J
A. Alan Wood
Toronto
Alfred J. Manuti
New York
Charles Kenney
San Francisco
Hal Davis
Pittsburgh
David Winstein
New Orleans
A. A. Tomei
Philadelphia
Gun Suspect Plea Rejected in Tucson Case
Victor Baxter, 35, of 1550 W Delano St, had charges of attempted murder set for trial on July 21 after Superior Court Judge Jack G. Marks denied a motion to dismiss. Baxter was wounded four times by police after an alleged March 18 gun battle when officers attempted to arrest him. His attorney had argued the preliminary hearing failed to prove intent to kill.
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Superior Court
Tucson
Jack G. Marks
Victor Baxter
1550
W. Delano St
Baxter
Richard Dawdall
Jayne Mansfield film raid shocks Pittsburgh districts
Police raided venues showing the movie Promises Promises over the weekend for a second time in 19 months. Operators of a downtown theater and four district drive-ins faced charges for obscene exhibition with Mansfield described as 99 percent nude in scenes by detectives. District Attorney Duggan criticized owners for permitting the film and noted many patrons were children. Bonds set at 1000 dollars each with release pending a Wednesday hearing.
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Dist. Atty
Robert W. Duggan
Miss Mansfield
Duggan
Wheat to Egypt diverted wheat shipments to Egypt
Ships carrying 200000 tons of Canadian wheat bound for Russia were diverted to Egypt after an appeal by President Nasser. Al Ahram reported Soviet Premier Kosygin notified Nasser that Russia would supply the wheat on acceptable terms.
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UPI
Russia
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
al Ahram
Alexei Kosygin
Nasser
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