TV Station Gives Watergate Warmup Show Each Night
KCTS Seattle airs a nightly warmup to the Watergate hearings with a 1954 Avary McCarthy segment. A three man panel introduces the current hearings, while Shadel Yerxa provide context.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
7
KCTS Seattle airs a nightly warmup to the Watergate hearings with a 1954 Avary McCarthy segment. A three man panel introduces the current hearings, while Shadel Yerxa provide context.
North held aQi wsese 332 and South six hearts after an artificial twe club bid. South won with a diamond opening, drew trumps, then tried a spade finesse. The tactic succeeded twice, returning to hand and securing the contract as the rubber game unfolded amid boastful banter.
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a bridge hand where the second high diamond hinted at a gain of points if an over-trick was made. Mast shows strength with the king as Vinesse leads to South’s game collapsing in a puff of smoke, with East and West earning praise for precise play and card sense.
In a bridge auction the West dealer passes and North responds with 1a aeah. South holds AAQGHE YR? ORS HAQ OR and must decide after partner bids three spades. The prompt asks what to bid now, suggesting a three diamonds bid as a practical alternative, with the solution to be provided tomorrow.
A crowded TV listings note schedules for KOLN TV 10 KMTV 3 KHOL TV 8 KETV 7 and KUON TV 12. It names programs like Mister Rogers Neighborhood Sesame Street Dragnet and World of Entertainment plus local segments Dateline Nebraska and News at 4 16 22 plus mentions a weather forecast and a lone reference to Jenny Carson with a veto note in an unclear context.
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