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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1971

Page

5

The Electric Company series aims to educate loud and lively

UPI reports a new PBS children's program titled The Electric Company premiering Monday. A half hour daily mix of reading lessons, sketches, animation, and music targets minority and disadvantaged youngsters in grades 2 to 4. Produced by Children’s Television Workshop with support from WS, Ford Foundation, Carnegie Corporation, and CPB, the show reflects on whether television can educate and how much it can help.

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Bridge Strategy: Jacoby Notation North A852

A compact note on a bridge hand labeled North A852 and high card entries. It highlights Jacoby style play and common conventions for responder actions. The fragment signals a bidding or play concept without full deal details or outcome.

South Falls Short After Club Break Fails in Slam

In a bridge narrative from Orwald and James Jacoby, North's Stayman response led to a heart slam. South, holding a sound no trump and a diamond lead, aimed for seven but clubs did not break. West's defense, choosing a risky discard and a last diamond lead, capped South's attempt with a failed spade finesse, ending the slam.

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Bridge bidding commentary raises question after six clubs bid

In a hands narration the auction shows West North East South passing and bidding sequences including 1 2NT, 4 Bars, 5a, and 58. The partner response and scoring notation feature unusual terms. The prompt asks what bid to make next given partner cooperation or continued diamond attacks, concluding with a prompt to answer tomorrow.

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First American Nobel Prize for Literature

United Press International notes Sinclair Lewis became the first American to win the Nobel Prize for literature in 1930, marking a historic milestone in U.S. literary achievement.

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TV Schedules and Variety on Friday Night Listings

Friday October 22 listings show multiple stations with news, sports, films, and late shows across KOMATV WOW TV KETV, including 4p news blocks, primetime movies, and a 12:10 News segment. Saturday schedules extend with You Are There, film festivals, sports and variety programs across KOLN KHQL KUON and others.

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