Fortune-telling puzzle game using name letter count
A daily numeric puzzle instructs players to count letters in their first name, adjust by subtracting four if six or more or adding three if fewer than six to obtain a key number. Starting at the rectangle’s upper left, check key numbers left to right and read the message formed by letters beneath the checked figures.
Rosen exploits miscue in Cincinnati bridge match
In Cincinnati at the American Contract Bridge League National Men's Teams Championships Billy Rosen of Chicago seized a defender's error to push a decisive trick. The fast 107 opening led to aggressive bidding with North over one spade signaling strength, and South leaped to game as the auction progressed.
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Rosen Finds Key Play To Win Bridge Hand
In a decisive bridge session, Rosen ducks West’s diamond king then wins a swift hand by drawing trumps and ruffing, forcing East to lead clubs. The sequence hinges on careful timing and East’s limited options, with the fourth heart paving the way for the declarer’s losing club. The note ends urging readers to send bridge questions to The Aces in Dallas.
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Why Grow Old: 1950s Revival in Modern Beauty
Josephine Lowman surveys how today’s youthful trendsetters revive 1950s makeup hair and style. Predictions for fall 1972 include porcelain skin light cheeks restrained eyeshadow thin eyeliner dark mascara medium lipstick, French twist and the flip hair, and a broad palette of medium shades. Readers are invited to request Lowman’s booklet for beauty improvement tips and share personal success stories.
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Highland trio entertains Madison County Unit for the Blind
The Madison County Unit for the Blind was entertained by Highland High School trio Henry Connelly Gary Price and Ronnie Barnal last week. Refreshments were served to 22 persons.
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Successful investing on Stokely Van Camp and International Stretch
Investors weigh Stokely Van Camp NYSE with a 5.7 percent dividend and possible recovery after nine months to Feb 28 earnings of $1.23 a share on $216 million sales. International Stretch shows a weak profit trend with 21 cents per share first half fiscal 1972 and continued pressure. sell.
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The Readers Courtroom: Surfboard Injury Case
Gayle sues the state for injuries after a wave knocks a surfboard into her ear. Lifeguard Ted defends that a wave change was unavoidable and the board is not inherently dangerous. The judge rules negligence depends on duty, time and place.
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