Letter excerpts show support for country and leaders amid unrest
The text presents a citizen letter praising national unity and defense of the nation while criticizing rabble rousers and alleged attempts to undermine security and Arab oil policy. It mentions Kennedy and Isidan Johnson and calls for party loyalty and patriotism amid threats from communism, urging America to stay united and strong. It also notes Lanahan becoming pastor at Elm Grove Church after a career in United Brethren and Methodist ministries.
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Isidan Johnson
Mie Ural
America
Lotus
Elass
Puzzle-style message from 1975 reader card
By Ward Greene a June puzzle card describes counting letters in a name, adjusting numbers by simple rules, and reading a message from a grid. It cites 7-22 King Fortes Syndicate Inc 1975 and ends with Wald Rights or Arved.
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King Fortes Syndicate, Inc
Wald Rights Oy ArvEd
Chesseword Puzzle by Thomas Joseph Across and Down
A dense word puzzle grid clue set with Across and Down entries, names, and themes. The page includes solutions like Verdant phrases, and mentions potential comic or punny wordplay such as Meat Ball and Mayflower.
Dawy Cryptoquote Reveals Puzzle Mechanics and Sample
The text explains how cryptoquotes map letters and symbols to reveal words. It notes that each day the cipher and hints change, with a provided example quote: A LEGEND THAT HAS ATTAINED THE DIGNITY OF AGE by Harry Oliver, syndicated in 1978.
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Harry Oliver
Sydney Omarr Horoscope for July 22 1975 Readers notice
Astrological forecast features quotes praising Omarr by unnamed figures and delivers sun sign guidance. Aries through Pisces receive advice on balance, energy, finances, health, and relationships with emphasis on personal steadiness and cautious decision making. Birthdays hint at dramatic changes in November with possible marriage.
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Omarr
Omar
Sydney Omarr
ARIES
Taurus
Leo
Suly
Hruike
Sagittarius
Media Aquatius
Fisces
Libra
Hovison
Anderson Neral
P.O. Hox
Los
Sydney
Wormer
Aces Open Hand Instructs On Distributional Play
The article discusses a bridge hand played by Henry Baer, illustrating how an educational guess guides declarer decisions in distributional hands. North chooses a bid, West faces suit choices, and the play unfolds with finesses, discards, and trumps to establish diamonds and spades while countering West’s defense.
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Henry Baer
Dallas
North
Baer
West
South
Declarer
East
Dimmy
West to lead on bridge hand sparks diamond debate
In a Bridge Rag column, a hand from a North East South West auction prompts the question whether West should have led diamonds instead of spades. The writer weighs risk and potential winners, noting no sure outcome, and references a One Heart contract as a safer last bid.
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West
Is This Your Problem by DF Joyee Brothers
Dear JP questions parenting under feminist influence and cites studies on child rearing attitudes among Liberated and opposing groups. The column urges openness to equality, reduced gender role rigidity, and freedom of choice for the family, noting effects on mothers and daughters. A King Features Syndicate panel closes with bread-baking tips about crust choice.
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Women's
Ratti
Rhode Island
Bernier Lott
King Features Syndicate
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