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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1970
Page
9
Roberta Roesch argues against feminists who downplay appearance to prove brains. She cites a male critic and a supporting woman who stresses looking attractive can coexist with strong minds and career success. The piece urges self-respect, practical presentation, and offers a leaflet on looking one's best. It ends by promoting the Classified Page for ads.
A cryptogram puzzle shows letter substitutions and hints. The quotation notes that an immense advantage comes from doing nothing while warning against abusing it. The source mentions Rivarol and a sample daily cipher challenge.
Reader letters praise The Journal and advertisers while a dense mixed clue list spans themes from law to cuisine. The puzzling page blends crossword prompts with a plea to renew subscriptions.
National Geographic’s Wild River uses Frank and John Craighead and their family to navigate Idaho’s River of No Return while highlighting pollution on major rivers like the Hudson and Potomac. Joseph Campanella narrates Everglades segments. A CBS Playhouse entry stars Uta Hagen in The Day Before Sunday, with Martin Balsam and Cloris Leachman. Hagen delivers a tour de force portrayal of a spinster aunt, with the niece’s graduation and family shocks shaping the drama.
South opens with three of clubs and, after a series of plays, the defense aims to underlead and misdirect declarer. The article analyzes a misstep of leading an ace against a notrump to establish a long suit, showing how South can survive by handling dummy and remaining within the safety of a sub contract.
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