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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1966
Page
17
A crossword style list presents across and down clues with multiple entries such as Carrie Chapman and Hogan. The page also attributes a Dick Tracy reference and hints at a Chekhov connection alongside several calendar abbreviations and wordplay.
The note blends a cryptoquote example with Shakespeare quotes and a long excerpt on thinning paint. It discusses cipher rules, a sample quote, and a practical guide to thinning oil and water based paints for proper brushing consistency.
Hartford report notes the Connecticut Chronic and Convalescent Hospital association, 40 years old, changed its name to the Connecticut Association of Intended Health Care Facilities Inc. The shift aligns with Medicare definitions expanding Jan 1 to include nursing home and convalescent hospital patients. Mrs. Robert J. Baird of New Milford, longtime treasurer and standards expert, contributed as a government consultant on Medicare.
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O Brien urged Americans to mail Christmas items early and use ZIP codes. The Postal Service announced dates for on time delivery, with surface mail by Nov 10 for overseas and Dec 5 for distant gifts. The 60 page manual advises tagging packages Do not open until Christmas and depositing cards in the morning.
The University of Connecticut received a $2,000 grant from the S&H Foundation Inc Tuesday to support a new series of lectures on Sex and Young Adults in the 1966 67 academic year. The S&H Foundation is sponsored by Sperry and Hutchinson Co distributor of S&H Green Stamps. German students take new interest in American baseball.
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