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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1969
Page
9
A housewife shares steps to reenter work, stressing updating appearance and skills. She recounts a personal shift from homemaker to job seeker, noting outdated attire and makeup hindered interviews. Advice covers modern hair, wardrobe, grooming, and mental preparation to boost employability.
NBCs First Tuesday features Haitian strongman Papa Doc interview and a Greek torture segment. Maria Callas visits, auto drag racing grows, and Abu Dhabi wealth tops per capita stats. Sander Vanocur anchors. Don’t Count the Candles airs again with aging portraits. Lancer features Johnnie Whitaker and Patty McCormick appearances. Liberace Show debuts with George Gobel and international guests.
In a Bridge-O-Rama match a difficult opening lead by West testing defense shows how declarer can be forced to lose despite all cards being visible to viewers. West follows with king of diamonds and club jack after East signals hearts and South shows the A Q and diamonds, exposing a wear spot on declarer’s hand.
Daily puzzle headline presents a cryptogram example and a quotation by Josh Billings about men and women. The text describes how to solve and interpret the substitution.
Puzzle text shows a fragmented crossword layout with clues and partial answers scattered across lines. It lists multiple across and down entries, including references to animals, celestial terms, and geographical hints, but the readable portions are inconsistent and garbled. The readable items point to a standard Sunday crossword style authored by Eugene Sheffer with a horizontal clue set and multiple vertical clues interleaved.
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