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#*hee he met President Johnsoo earlier this month “we had an j@rzunert. of course” but “when I left him he certainly wasn't med.” .

This: was Mr. Pearson's first recerence to an argument during his tve-hour vist with -the presi- iden: .2! is Comp David. Vid. Presidential retreat .

The -talks were held a day etter the prime minister told a Phitadeloh.2 +udience that’ the US might take a “pause” in its bembin7 of North Viet Nam sat ‘he right te.” He also suz- ‘es'ec a m*-+sive aid crogr’m to Sputheast. Asia—a proposal 2d- \ hy Mr. Johnson tive days later

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4ancec ai-Mis Mewspaper reporis from the United States have said thet Mr Jehosen “‘resested™” or was “angry” over Mr..Pearsoa's Philcdeiphia_ speech . presi- dent “as in a testy mood when he met the ore-s after the talks. but spokesmen at Camp David aUcibuied this to Mr. Johnsoa's

Home With Hele annoyance with photograpners.

The two men appeared to be in good humor when reporters first arrived. ;

SIGN OF~ FRIENDSHIP

Mr Pearsen.did not say what {the argument was about. He tuld a ‘fess cenference it was a “sign of friendship.”

Not all the talks.involved Viet

Nam, he said. and those that diz were centred largely around the purposes behind U.S. policy im the Far East -

He said -his Philadelpsia speech was carefully drafted with emphasis on ‘the ‘igat time.”

“I didn't say stop fighting sed hope the other people stop to- morrow.” .

Meanwhile. he said the situa- ‘ion in Viet Nam is deteriorat-

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and bombing goes on and is m danger of .s>oreading. But there was no deterioration in the sense *hat the type of tarzets were being extended The bermbing was still aimed at strategic and not civiliam ‘ar gets

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The bidding went as when Charles Coon and Eric Murray held the North South cards for the American team.

The zrand slam contract they reached was moderately accept- able. since the outcome’ depend- ed largely on whether East or West -had the king of spades. With West havinz the king. Mur- tray had to go down one for a score of minus 100 points

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| CONTRACT BRIDGE | _ By B. JAY BECKER , | FAMOUS HANDS East dealer + made the grand slam and scor- }- North-South vulnerable. ed a plus of 2.210 points. ‘NORTH Under the scoring methods in @310 : -use— international match points 9 Q10 —the contract was an inferior @A953 one, though it was not hopeless {__ AQTS4--7 __It_ was likely to be defeated _ EASE more offen than not. and op this ' @A84 a sa basis a smal]! slam would have @J76 @93 |been a more acceptable con- + @KI102 @O864 , fract ; : $183 &K 10962 The British North-South pair, CTH | Gardener and Rose,' oid the 4AQ9763 hand as follows: _ _ East South West North .— Pass “1@ Pass 2@ i Pass 49 Pass East South West North The one baffling bid in this. Pess 2@. Pass 3 sequence was South's leap to Pass 4@ ras 5@ six diamonds in response to Pass Hée@ Pass 7@ what was apparently a Black- : wood bid. Whatever its mean- Opening © lead —"sevem of joo: and however North - inter- ' Ba Se preted it. the British pair man- Fae ss eae, de ap aged to stop at six. which was ‘Britain and the United States in iB hizh el they--bt . 142_ occurred ie inis hand. No sl only Ge Neh - Some

the deal to bring the British a net gain of 1.530 points on the deal ‘19 IMPs). With the East and West hands interchanged. the British team would aave lost 730 points on the deal (13 (IMPs).

The location of one card made an enormous difference on the: hand, but it had no hearing os the outcome of the match, which the United States eventu- ally ‘won. ,

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