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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
9
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The article traces early science shifts from fundamental space communication ideas to practical radio astronomy. It discusses Karl Jansky’s discovery of interstellar radio waves, the rise of electronic telescopes at Green Bank and Sugar Grove, and US military and industrial roles shaping astronomy’s revolutionary era. It notes key figures and the 1967 rocket experiment as a milestone.
East dealer, West with queen of hearts leads. South must choose between finesses or a nonfinesse line. best plan uses heart return to force a ninth trick, exploiting discards and a sequence that denies risky finesses while guaranteeing extra tricks.
TV schedule lists guests and programs for the 5 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. block. Notable items include Paul Lynde and Peggy King on the Mike Douglas Show, a Five O Clock Movie about an American spy, Audie Murphy in Joe Butterfly, I Dream of Jeannie, It Takes a Thief with Alexander Munday, The Phantom of the Opera, Good Morning World with Dave and Larry, Inaugural Evening at Ford's Theatre, Joy Bishop with Sammy Davis Jr and The Tonight Show with Desmond Morris.
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A scanned puzzle page presents a Eugene Sheffer crossword with horizontal and vertical clues. The clues mix standard words, names, and abbreviations, including references to months, numbers, and common crossword staples. Answers appear to intersect in the usual grid, though no solution grid is provided in the readable excerpt.
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