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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1969
Page
4
Friday schedule lists paid ad, then blocks of classic films and talk shows. Apollo 42 news coverage at 9:30 AM prompts program interuptions, with guests including Milton Berle and John Fowles, plus various dramas, game shows, and cartoons through the day.
Gene Saper presents complimentary tickets to a Brand Ole Opry Spectacular benefit for needy children. Shows at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. feature Grand Ole Opry stars from Nashville. Tickets cost 2 and 4 dollars and are sold at Sears Hayward and Sherman Clay Oakland.
Dear Helen column reports a Columbia Medical School Rockland State Hospital based doctor researching psychopharmacotherapy. An experimental drug has helped a patient sustain three years, enabling work, family unity, and better daily functioning under medical supervision. Health clinics increasingly use this approach alongside traditional therapy, with cost and appointment frequency noted.
In a bridge deal East opened three spades and South reached five clubs. West doubled, altering the defense plan. South counted West with high cards, turning the play into a double dummy problem, and despite a fourth heart exit by West, South secured the contract with careful discards and a ruffing finesse. The moral: a double after a preempt may reveal missing high cards and backfire on defense.
Dame Judith Anderson renowned for Medea and Lady Macbeth shifts to espionage drama in The File on Devlin a Hallmark Hall of Fame color cast on NBC. She praises producer George Schaefer and notes wearing a chinchilla coat as a happy change after filming A Man Called Horse under trying conditions.
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