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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1967
Page
9
Fragmentary text lists boxing and boxing-related names and mentions officials and possible drafts. It references heavyweights, associations, and a potential legal action. The readable fragments name Cas and Doo along with several individuals and a store.
Historic note marks J Morton birth anniversary and Arbor Day observance in Nebraska. It highlights Lucy Larcom, editor Harriet Hanson, and writer Miss Larcom who penned the poem Plants a Tree for Lowell Offering a textile mill publication. The piece references Larcom's shop pamphlet era in Lowell Massachusetts.
In a contract bridge problem South must decide the right spade play after West leads a deuce and East follows with the king and eight. The key is whether West holds J-x-x or A-x-x and whether South should play the queen or duck the eight to maximize nine tricks.
The page lists a Sheffer style crossword with numerous numbered clues across and down. It includes entries such as musical direction symbol, Scandina vino name, goddess of retribution, and various wordplay hints alongside notes on solution time and publication details.
The guide lists 2:15 p.m. MLB Kansas City at Baltimore and 12:15 a.m. later shows. Science Fiction Theatre narrates Man Without a Body with a brain tumor plot. Evening color lineup includes Mission Impossible, The Buccaneer with Heston, Hollywood Palace, Gunsmoke, Godzilla, and Man In the Road with Ella Raines.
A cryptogram teaches solving by letter substitution with hints from word length and structure. The sample shows A for L and X for O, illustrating daily changing codes and the idea that decoding reveals a famous quotation about making wrong appear right.
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