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Fisenhower Reveals Worries After. Minor Stroke In 1957
NEW YORK (AP)--Dwight D. considered
scribes the ordeal, met it, in his latest book, Wag- ing Peace. Publication by Dou- bleday was timed to coincide with Eisenhower's 75th birth- dev Thursday.
It covers events in his second administration, 1956 to 1960. STRUCK AT LUNCH “spasm” struck El-
Nov. 25, writes, lie found ‘himself unable to nick un a document, to read it, or to hold a pen. He could not stand without support. He
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Nixon on the conditions in which, f necessary, Nixon should replace him in the White Houre. In a hitherto unpub- Hshed lettey, the president wrote Nixon:
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| | You are South, both sides vul- nerable. The bidding has been:
East South West Nor@ Pass Pass Pass 19 Pass ? :
What would you bid now with each of the following five hands? 1. @8 910953 @AKITS $QM 2. @A8S YQ54 ITS HK7682 3. @Q95 @J2 @KI73 HAI 4. @KJ63 99 @QT4 SKQOS 5. $193 PAITEZ OKQM 46 1. Three hearts. Responses by a player who has previously passed are in a different cate- gory from those made by & player who has never passed Obviously, an original pass de nies the values required for ar opening bid. The opener is con- sequently not obligated to bid again, regardless of the re sponse, if he thinks there can- not be a game opposite the
— would not force Od id again, even —_ t a pass originally,.the change of suit would constitute -a100-.per cent force. In the same way, even the jump raise to three hearts is not forcing. North is permitted to pass if he thinks game cannot. be made. How- ever, the jump to three hearts is much more likely to induce a further bid from North than a Nae of two diamonds.
2. Two hearts. This bid is pre able to either two clubs or
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were against military a minimizing f and civilian casualties.”
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Father Arrupe spoke during debate on the council's docu: ment on missionary activity Many of the bishops had cvviti- cized the document but Father Arrupe was the first to direct such strong criticism at mis sionaries themselves.
Optimism : Shown On Dickey Dam -
WASHINGTON (CP) — Caw tious optimism is being ex. ssed by members of the U.S. 000,000 Dickey Dam project Congress striving to save the on the upper St. Jobn River in
hostile Maine near the Quebec - New made Brunswick
boundary. The House of Representatives.
private - power interests, de ferred the project Sept. 22.
No timetable has been set yet
RIPLEY’S BELIEVE IT
for the next of Senate and ¢ The Senate had approved the measure which is part of a »ack- | age of power and water projects. | A spokesman said the confer | ence committee members are favorably disposed ‘oward | , which would flood some Quebec land and vrovide town- stream benefits for New Bruns- wick Hydroelectric »rojects on the lower St. John River.
ACCORD NEEDED
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the Western concept of mission- ary work tends to be “‘in- fantile, sentimentalist, superfi- cial, shortsighted and affected by a superiority complex.” The atlack came from a man who hdd spent many years as a missionary in Japan, and his speech showed disapproval of {missionary methods in the Ori- ent. | He complained that too many
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By B. JAY BECKER
BIDDING QUIZ
jone notrump, either of which North may pass. The heart raise has a better chance of coaxing another bid from North because the announced “heart fit is certain to increase the value of his hand.
$3. Two notrump. Ordinarily, this bid would indicate 13 to 15 points, but, after passing, a player may respond two no- trump with 11 to 13 points if he has the right distribution and sufficient strength in the unbid suits.
4. Two clubs. The practice of naming the longer suit first is followed here as usual. The im tention is to show the spades over the expected rebid of two hearts. Partner will thus be ap- prized that the spades are only four cards in length and that the club suit is longer. Game is unlikely if North passes two clubs.
5. Four hearts. It would be unnecesaarily dangerous to run the risk of having the contract die under game. To jump to three hearts instead of four would permit partner to vass, and our hand is far too likely to produce ten tricks for this risk to be run.
Reappraised in support of a heart bid, our hand assumes the full strength for an opening bid.
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