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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1964
Page
3
A fragmented passage discusses bridge strategy in rubber versus duplicate play. It notes players may avoid certain overtricks to win in rubber bridge and suggests a hand with diamonds and trumps involves drawing trumps before cashing aces. East's role appears in the partial text.
The player explains why dropping the queen of diamonds was correct. If the queen fails to drop, the plan was to lead the jack diamonds. If East holds the queen a diamond finesse remains possible, and a club finesse can still be taken. If West holds the queen, a ruff and discard or club lead allows the contract to be made.
In a four hand bridge bidding scenario South opens one heart After transfer and overcalls the question asks what the right action is when you hold the same hand as South and partner has shown two clubs and the third hand bids two hearts The puzzle asks for the optimal plan and promises the answer tomorrow
Mrs Lynn Watson Jr ordered a hamburger in Chesnee South Carolina. The patty was missing from the bun leaving her with a tempting plate but no meat. The owner offered a replacement and apology.
A reader asks how to end a neighbor giving rides to her husband. Abby advises clear boundaries and confronting the issue. Another note questions why women rarely pay bets. Abby notes social reluctance to accept money from a woman. A heartbroken parent shares a daughter's leukemia diagnosis and urges telling the mother. Abby affirms seeking family support.
James Franciscus, rising teen idol, says he keeps a quiet life despite fame from Mr. Novak and Naked City. He recalls a Central Park autograph crowd turning into a mob, then emphasizes he prefers low-key locations and shares plans if the series continues. He and his wife manage long hours with two young daughters.
The Carthage Press reports more than 50 ornate hitching posts from the horse and mule era remain in central Carthage Missouri. Built to polish grey marble locally produced, these posts largely survive in excellent condition as city leaders note their historical value.
Automobile clubs advise motorists not to overload trunks. Excess rear weight disturbs balance and can misalign headlights and tires.
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