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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
6
A puzzle by Eugene Sheffer with a large cryptogram list of clues across vertical and horizontal entries. The page shows a cryptoquip themed puzzle including word lengths and cross clues, with a note about yesterday's solution and a decipher hint about CREATIVE ARTIST and a June 25 reference.
In the described bridge hand West faces a tough road as the play unfolds with spades and diamonds. North holds king of spades and South signals through a takeout double and bid, leading to endgame endplay against West. South pressures with a sequence that blocks West from discarding clubs, while North and South coordinate to force South's win in the late stages.
Charleston police arrested two 27 year old youths on petit larceny charges for stealing 48 dollars worth of ice cream on June 16. Detective Emory Griffith said the pair, one from Charleston and the other from St Albans, admitted taking 30 dozen ice cream sandwiches and 16 dozen drum sticks from Greenbrier Dairy Co truck at the Kanawha City plant. They sold the ice cream to a Charleston merchant and are in Juvenile Court custody as the investigation continues.
Premier Khrushchev used the World Women's Congress opening to plead for disarmament and peaceful coexistence with all nations. He warned that future work conflicts could trigger a nuclear war annihilating hundreds of millions and devastating civilization. He accused the United States of leading imperialist forces and said U S war preparations are unprecedented. Soviet space heroine Valentina Tereshkova appeared and joined the congress presidium.
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