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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Reporter Zips Mouth On information Source WASHINGTON (UPll-A vetcr- an reporter declined Friday to tell Senate Investigators the names of the informants who told him General Dynamics Corp would get the controversial TFX contract a month before the award was made. Seth Kantor . of the Scripps Howard Newspaper Alliance did disclose, however, that the sourc es for his story were not "deci sion makers" on the contract award. Kantor said he would like to cooperate, but had promised his two sources not to disclose their names. Kantor's story, which ap peared in the Fort Worth. Tex., Press on Oct. 24, quoted "top government sources." The Pentagon did not announce until Nov. 24 that General Dy namics had won the $6.5 billion TFX contract over its chief com petitor, Boeing Co. Sen. Edmund S.' Muskie, D Maine, asked Kantor if he be lieved the story was "planted" to help Texas Democrats in the Nov. 6 aongrcssional elections, less than two weeks after the story was published. General Dynamics main plant is at Fort Worth. Kantor said he had not gotten that impression from his sources, and said he was convinced it was an accurate story supplied by "wholly reliable, very high eche lon people." He declined to say whether they were of cabinet level. Jacoby On Brldae NORTH 27 3J3 V AQS2 '843 K54 WEST EAST A 962 A54 V104 VJ983 AKQ 1052 JS J7 4 10986 SOl'TH () A AK 10 8 7 V K76 97 A32 North and South vulnerable South Writ Nnrlh East 1 2 2 Pass 3 Pass i a Pass Pas. Pass Opening lead K Know How To Squeeze By OSWALD JACOBY Newspaper Entcrprfee Assn. Here is a letter from Massa chusetts that is typical of many that I receive. It says. "You write about squeeze plays all the time. How can I recognize one and then work one? I play lots of bridge, but am definitely not an expert." The answer to tlie first ques tion is that any time you have all the tricks, but one. you have a potential squeeze situation. As to working one the simplest method is to Rive the cards a chance. South ruffs the third diamond and leads three rounds of trumps. He has all the tricks but one. and no problem if hearts break for him. Suppose hearts don't break? Well maybe there is a squeeze and the way (or South to Imd out is to lead his last trump and apply the pressure. He leads tiic last trump and discards a low club from dummy. South may not have recoanized a squeeze, but East will have. He has had to discard two clubs al ready and must no unguard eith er his jack of hearts or queen of clubs. In either case South will run ofl the rest of the tricks. If East sheds a heart South will surely know about the four heart tricks. If East lets go another ciub South w ill run off three heart tricks and when he finds dummy's last heart isnt good South will take three club tricks whether or not he has followed the discards. tl QTne bidding has been: r south West North i V ? Ypm. South, hold: l tKJ AQ K7tJ What do you do? A Past. A double would be for takeout. TODAY'S l ESTION You do pass does West. Your partner doubles and East pawca. What do you do now? Annver Tomorrow Frost Named PORTLAND 'I'PI'Jaik Krot of Portlaix) ha been named chair man nf thr Natmnal Conference of P.ihlic With Agencies it was ann-tunted Fnoay. He is eetutie director 'f the Metropolitan Yrmth Comminin of I Portland and Multnomah County Falls. Oregon Monday. Kantor, 37, a reporter for 17 years, .said his sources were "not the decision makers" in the TFX contract, but "I had implicit faith, because of their position in the U.S. government, that they knew whereof they spoke." Chairman. John L. McClellan. 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I aW AW rjM DON'T FORGET hs5 SEA & ski fid SUN TAN LOTION lyii II 2f J. i May W. 1961 Three Investigations Slated On Sugar Prices WASHINGTON iUPH - Soar ing sugar prices left Congress in a quandary Saturday with three investigations in the offing and key lawmakers not agreeing on causes or cures. Chairman John J. Sparkman. D-Ala., of the Senate Small Busi ness Committee, announced the third congressional inquiry to be launched in three days although the Agriculture Department pre-1 dieted that big new delivery com mitments from foreign producers would puncture the "speculative bubble" which it blamed for rap idly rising prices. Investigations were already in DO IT THE EASY WAY! LONG HANDLE CAR WASH BRUSH MMBMBBMall'rciCT!lii I ll(llliniMiiiiJuiljWrliilwiwiiMMil)iiLiwiiJ i iiiiiimi MmmmnBmtBmmfmmmmmBOaMBnmmm 4? 1 ! ELEGANT DECK COT IT'S A COT! IT'S A RECLINING LOUNGE! Strong Metal From. Heovy Canvas Cover! 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