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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1968
Page
12
A mixed puzzle page with a cryptogram, cryptic across and down clues, a poem hint announcing LONGFELLOW, and a quotation. It includes a filled sample mapping A to L and X to O, plus a past quote about gravity and intellect. The header notes daily cryptogram rules and a solved example.
Hubbard Cobb explains wall preparation for wallpaper to ensure long adhesion. Use varnish size on bare or gypsum walls, wash enamel or glossy paint with warm water and washing soda, then apply glue size. Repair cracks with patching plaster, and consider lining paper on rough walls for a smoother finish.
President Johnson told the National Association of Broadcasters that the government will not interfere with the public’s right to know. He stressed the press's duty to reveal the truth and warned against any dilution of that freedom as essential to democracy.
The Ninth Annual Restaurant Motor Hotel Convention opens at Park Plaza New Haven with a display of microwave ovens able to cook a 30 pound turkey in 34 minutes. The event features a culinary exposition for apprentices judged by White House chef Henri Haller and a panel. Officials of the Labor Department participate in awards for training programs.
On April Fool's Day the Bronx Zoo received over 2000 calls for animals including Mr. Lion Mr. Fox Mr. Wolf Mr. Bear and Mr. Gnu. A special operator handled the calls as in prior years.
National hair consultant G T Stevens arrives with expert approval to explain common scalp disorders and demonstrate hygiene methods. Free thorough examination offered. 30 day guarantee refunds all fees if no response. results vary by individual.
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