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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
9
Fragmented game recap mentions a 8-4 loss with Wagner in the outfield and a collision. Reference to Fuller Hin dequately training the No. 1 Sims taking over a new job and remarks about worry. Indicates shaky details from a Pittsburgh area game with Florida St. Louis Pasadena elements.
A fragmented summary traces 19th century space fiction starting with Richard Locke in 1835 New York Sun hoax articles about Herschel observing tiny bat-winged people from Cape of Good Hope. It notes readers’ fascination, publisher risk, and later echoes in "The Unparalleled Adventures of Hans Pfaal" and Poe inspired threads in Veracius era satire.
In a vulnerable game West lets in a heart and the defense contests three notrumps. The key moment revolves around the queen of diamonds led by East, signaling a cunning defense. South misreads, but the decisive play hinges on whether West holds the nine diamond, shaping whether the declarer can make or fail.
Puzzle text lists many garbled clues and word fragments across horizontal and vertical directions. It shows a mix of numbers and partial words like rabbit continent Nevada desert and nickel symbol, with scattered references to pronouns, teasers, and random phrases.
The guide lists afternoon and evening TV movies and programs including The Beast From Haunted Cave with Sheila Carroll at 2:00 PM, Please Don’t Eat the Daisies at 8:00 PM, Mission Impossible at 8:30 PM, Tempest at 9:00 PM, Hollywood Palace at 9:30 PM, Gunsmoke at 0:00, Death of a Scoundrel at 11:15, Black Gold at 1:45, and Circus of Horrors at 11:45 with various stars and themes noted.
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