Perry Mason On Trial Debuts On CBS Television Today
New CBS telecast presents Monte Markham as Mason in The Case of the Peedigel Prophet. The episode centers on a jeune evangelist blackmailer and a preacher’s danger, with Delia Street and Tragg among the cast as the series restarts.
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Bridge hand notes from a four by four South game
In a four by four East West North South bridge sequence Oswald and James vavany play a hand from East. South opens with a bid while North passes and West responds with a lead. The ensuing play features typical bidding and defending patterns with a focus on opening lead choice and subsequent play.
Stennis Briefed On Secret U S Bombing Raids
AP reports Senator John Stennis said he was informed about secret 1970 U S bombing raids in Cambodia during a CBS Face the Nation appearance. He noted Nixon aides disclosed details after the fact, and he approved ground invasion when consulted. The remarks touch on presidential tapes and senior officials to discuss broader intelligence and strategic actions.
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Bridge bidding puzzle from a shaky OCR note
The fragment shows a bridge bidding scenario with players labeled West North East South, a 1 Pass sequence, and asks what to bid next after a partner jumps to four clubs. It mentions Yale and other garbled names, requesting an answer tomorrow as part of a daily puzzle.
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Poll finds large share view United States favorably
A Princeton AP dispatch reports a nationwide poll showing 74 percent of 1,544 respondents view the United States favorably. A smaller but notable portion express less favorable views, with detailed breakdowns reflecting varied opinions across demographics.
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Maoists in Filipino exile group exposed by FBI report
Manila reports the FBI uncovered a Maoist front linked to the National Committee for the Restoration of Civil Liberties in the Philippines, an exile organization formed after martial law. The dispatch appeared in three Manila English newspapers from Los Angeles.
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Ash Urges No Tax Increase to Curb Inflation
Washington reports Roy Ash says no tax increase is recommended now as inflation battle continues. He cites expenditure reduction as main tool while exploring all options, amid public rift over tax surcharges and economic policy. Moon mission notes mention Buzz Aldrin recovering from low mood after hospitalization with ongoing treatment.
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Hurricane Cindy Strikes Texas Coast With 100 mph Winds
Cindy slammed Texas coast with winds around 100 mph as it moved inland causing structures to disintegrate and prompting emergency alerts. Residents reported damage along coastal communities and authorities warned of ongoing hazards from the storm.
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Demos Telethon raises 5.3 million as debt lingers
Democratic telethon in Burhank California attracts pledges and receipts totaling about 5.3 million, with expenses around 2 million. The drive targets part payment of party debt and boosting 1974 congressional prospects led by Sen Daniel Inouye and Sen Edward Kennedy. Half of proceeds go to state committees for 1974 races. Brown calls the eight hour NBC event a hit amid an off election year.
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Heath Arrives in Dublin as Police Clash with Protesters
British Prime Minister Edward Heath landed at a military airport outside Dublin on Monday as police clashed with anti-British demonstrators seven miles away on O’Connell Street. About 12 protesters were arrested, and authorities canceled leaves while sending extra troops to protect Heath amid Irish political tension.
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