Win at Bridge Wins by Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag
In a bridge problem analysis the professor leads hearts and clubs, then outplays opponents by reading spade and trump positions. He deduces East holds the ace and West the king queen of hearts, explaining why spades must be 3-2 and how the finesse works. Readers can send questions to the Gazette for expert answers.
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Dummy
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When Is Vacation Not a Vacation
A humorous op ed questions the idea of home based vacations amid gas shortages. It argues for simulating travel at home with make shift rituals while lampooning the hardships of discomfort and the need for rest. It closes noting Offenbach was born on this date in 1819.
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Jacques Offenbach
Two Way TV System Used to Cast Movie Extras
Hollywood producers used Warner Communications Qube to cast bit players in Columbus Ohio. Casting director Garrison True of 20th Century Fox described roles as TV viewers pressed buttons at home. A request for a state trooper yielded 130 names in three minutes. The system also helped find men with a lean hungry look for death row inmate roles.
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Hollywood
Todays Birthdays: Hellman and Atkins Milestones
Playwright Lillian Hellman is 74 and country music star Chet Atkins is 55. Both are listed in today’s birthday notices with brief age acknowledgments.
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Lillian Hellman
Chet Atkins
CBS Dominates Weekly TV Ratings With Strong Monday Lineup
CBS captured the top spot in the week ending June 17, placing three on the four most watched shows including WKRP in Cincinnati M A S H and Lou Grant. Three's Company led the week with a 24 percent reach, driving CBS to a 14.7 rating while ABC had 13.8 and NBC 12.9.
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WKRP
Cincinnati
Lou Grant
NBC
Nielsen
Barnaby Jones
Doc
Harry and Tonto
Art Carney
Dodge Digs Down East Maine In Comedy Career
Portland based performer Marshall Dodge III and Yale alum Robert Bryan built a Maine humor empire with Bert and I recordings selling 300,000 copies. Dodge, 43, splits time between Portland and Cambridge, drawing royalties around $20,000 annually as they plan a Bert and I book this fall.
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TV Listings and Evening Schedule Highlights
A dense scanned TV guide shows a mix of daytime and prime time programs across networks, listing game shows, dramas, comedies, and movies. Notable items include Family Feud Newlywed Game and Star programs, with titles like The Innocent and the Damned Part 4, Gunsmoke, MASH, Starsky and Hutch, and Charlie activity across 6:00 to 12:00 hours.
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Iowa
Winkie's Lounge
Ravenue
Biggies
Louie Carr
Charlie Smith
Dwayne Stepanek
Larie Gatewood
Randy Hartmond
Satuday
Harry and
Tonto
Tie
Area TV
Dolly
Carol Burnett
MacNeil-Lehrer
Waltons
Mark
Mindy
Hizzonner
Nova
Angie & G
Hawaii
Barney Miller
Quincy
Asia
Carter Country
Seao
Dick Cavett
Starsky & Hutch
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McCloud
Mannix Starsky & Hutch
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Operation Petticoat
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Kotter
Bob Newhart
Larry
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Rockford
Irish Rovers
Dallas
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Scarlet Claw
Baretta
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