Goren Bridge 1975 Stayman and safe play analysis
In this Chicago Tribune bridge column, South opens two no trump and North uses Stayman to find a four card spade fit. West leads hearts, East shows out, and declarer misplays by not maintaining trump control. The article explains optimal play to power through diamonds and clubs, detailing how to cash spades, discard on diamonds, and preserve trump length to avoid defeat.
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Baby dies in Winston-Salem nursery fire
An 11 month old boy Patrick Daniel Hatcher died in a stairwell nursery fire at a house operated by Myrtle H Head on Southwin Drive. One other infant was critically burned and twelve children plus a fireman were treated for smoke inhalation and burns at Forsyth Memorial Hospital. The fire began about 7 p.m. in the stairwell with investigators continuing.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Forsyth County
Patrick Daniel Hatcher
Daniel Hatcher
Darwick Road
Winston- Salem
Donald Marion
Help Arrives from U S USSR and France to Pump Out Indian Mine
The Chasnala colliery disaster in India draws international aid as 372 miners feared dead. US MESA officials report 10 pumps from Midland Texas with experts heading to India to assist flooding rescue efforts.
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India
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France
United States
Ministry of Mines
Robert Barrett
U.S. Mining Enforcement and Safety Administration
Washington
Midland
Tex
Chasnala
Welch killed CIA station chief Richard Welch dies in Greece
The body of CIA station chief Richard Welch arrived in the United States from Athens. Welch was shot outside his home on Christmas Eve by three masked gunmen. The Greek government has offered a 160000 reward for information leading to arrests. The case has sparked a broad debate over CIA agent identifications. Welch's son Patrick declined comment on intelligence investigations.
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United States
Patrick Welch
Andrews Air Force Base
Molly
Colby
Lt. Welch
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Counterspy
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Frankfurt
Germany
Congressional Intelligence
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State Department
November 17
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Beirut clashes, rockets kill 17 in civil war flare
Street battles and rocket duels in Beirut left 17 dead and 19 wounded as Syria blocks Arab mediation efforts. In Tripoli seven soldiers were kidnapped for a swap with leftist militants. Arab League head Mahmoud Riad urged a renewed conference while Syria backs mediation. The PLO opposed Arab League involvement.
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Tripoli
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Mahmoud Riad
Baath Socialist Party
Riad
Palestine Liberation Organization
Rusk Says U S Should Aid Angola But Not Send Troops
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a panel of the American Historical Society that the United States should continue financial aid to some Angolan factions but must not commit troops. He argued the American people would not permit Angola to become another Vietnam.
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Angola
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
The
American Historical Society
Rusk
United States
Calendar of Events Tuesday and Wednesday
Calendar entries list meetings and social events for Tuesday and Wednesday including Board of Control Exchange Club Civil Air Patrol Weight Watchers Odd Fellows Hall Kiwanis Duff's Pagoda Room Over 50s Square Dance War Memorial Building Family Fun Night Greenwood Fire Hall Duplicate Bridge George Washington Hotel Elks Lodge 867 Blue Ridge Twirlers and Square Dance class at War Memorial Building.
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Local Farmers Picked To Fill ASC Vacancies
Clarke Frederick Warren counties elect new ASC committee members at county conventions. Arthur D. Weiss heads Clarke as chair, with Harry C. Jones and A. Douglas McIntire as vice chair and member. Frederick selects Robert K. Stickley as three year term and vice chair, Elmer M. Venskoske chair, James F. Garrett member, with Clarendon Ruble and William L. Dawson as alternates. Warren chooses Donald Atwood for three years, William C. Trenary III chair, Ray C. Rudacille vice chair. E.M. Bowen and Marvin Powers named as alternates. Committees oversee farm programs and loans. officers take office Jan 1, 1976.
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Clarke
Frederick
Warren
ASCS
Arthur D. Weiss
Berryville
Clarke County
Harry C. Jones
A. Douglas McIntire
Kenneth S. Shenk
Arthur L. Shiley
Frederick County
Robert K. Stickley
Elmer M. Venskoske
James F. Garrett
Clarendon Ruble
William L. Dawson
Warren County
Donald Atwood
Atwood
William C. Trenary III
Ray C. Rudacille
E.M. Bowen
Marvin Powers
Today In History for December 30
On this date in 1911 Sun Yat sen became the first provisional president of the Republic of China. Also noted: 1853 Gadsden Purchase. 1865 Rudyard Kipling born. 1903 Iroquois Theater fire. 1944 Greek regency. 1947 Romania abdication. 1973 three day week in Britain. Birthdays include Carol Reed and Bert Parks. Thought: religious tolerance per Frederick the Great. Bicentennial footnote recalls 1775 Canadian invasion of Quebec.
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Michael
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Saigon
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