Valentine Gift Debate Sparks Longstanding Rift
In DEAR ABBY letters, Mrs A argues for an added Valentine gift from her husband while he favors only three occasions. Abby advises accepting his stance, warns against nagging, and suggests counseling if the marriage strains continue. Another reader seeks guidance on a husband’s alleged mistress and urges stronger action to protect family.
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Abby
Mrs. A
F. S
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers
A readable listing of crossword clues across the grid with hints for entries. The page includes numbers 1 through 67 with associated terms such as Flower informal imitated annual award and various wordplay prompts.
Howell expects GOP endorsement for Godwin in Virginia race
Lt. Gov. Henry Howell Jr. says the Republican party will likely endorse Mills E. Godwin Jr. in the Virginia gubernatorial race and doubts a Democratic nominee will emerge. The American party will not back Godwin and may field its own ticket.
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Henry E. Howell Jr
Republican Party
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Virginia
Richmond
Virginia Commonwealth University
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalistic Society
Howell
Godwin
Virginia American Party
Richard D. Obenshain
John Warren Cooke
Cooke
Andrew P. Miller
Miller
Bill Triplett
Vinton
American Party
State Central Committee
Triplett
Bridge column on false cards and declarer play
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss deceptive card play in bridge. The article analyzes an example where East covers dummy with the king of hearts and a sequence leads to a successful contract, highlighting automatic false card plays and signaling by West.
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King of Hearts
Declarer
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South
Professor backs hand to hand death for rapists
New York psychologist Phyllis Chesler, an assistant professor at Richmond College, argues in a interview that punishment for rape should be death by personal kill rather than capital punishment. She says the killing should be done by women with fury and passion during the assault.
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NEW York
Phyllis Chesler
Richmond College
Today in History February 13 highlights through the years
Notable events on this date include 1689 the English Parliament adopting a bill of rights 1633 Galileo arrives in Rome 1635 first public school founded 1741 Bradford prints first American magazine 1920 League recognizes Swiss neutrality 1945 Soviets capture Budapest 1967 CIA funded NSS 10 years ago West Germany-US ties 5 years ago Vietnam troop movements 1 year ago Vatican bishops consecrated from four continents.
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Andrew Bradford
Philadelphia
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Switzerland
Budapest
Hungary
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United States
France
South Vietnam
Vatican
Paul VI
Uncertain Card Play Lets West Risky Break
The remark weighs a bridge hand possibility noting that West must choose whether to drop the ten or the queen. Dropping the ten would leave South with no trouble, while the queen choice introduces risk for both sides.
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South
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