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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1966
Page
9
Puzzle entries mix English and gibberish, listing vertical clues and partial word fragments. It shows a crossword grid with numbered hints and scattered errors across themes like Egyptian gods, travel, and geography, reflecting a damaged OCR page.
The horoscope notes mood shifts on Wednesday with congenial signs and touchy ones. Financial outlook improves next year for business and finance, with optimal deposit periods in early May July September and next January. Avoid speculative ventures by early June and excess spending from late May to mid December. Personal life focuses on romance in late June July and late September, with travel in July and early September. A child born today is versatile creatively but may lean toward materialistic tendencies.
TV listings note Red Skelton at 8 30 with Ed Wynn in a sketch set at the Explorer's Club and 18 year old Donna Loren singing for the kids. At 9 00 Counterspy led by Pat Harrington Jr. parodies spy tropes while Don Adams imitates Maxwell Smart. A Divorce Dilemma documentary narrated by Walter Cronkite surveys U S divorce law reform with insights from Harvard law and state officials.
A Northern hand puzzle describes a South demerit vulnerable contract with West holding diamonds and hearts and East possessing honors. The analysis argues the correct line is a late club play, as early heart play risks losing the contract while early club play can win but not cause a loss, detailing how the East West positions affect finesses and trick outcomes.
A brief item notes a modeled game from a patent office type page describing a number based fortune puzzle. It explains counting letters in a given name, adjusting by rules, and reading letters under checked figures to reveal a message.
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