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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1966
Page
9
Tigers remain unbeaten as they blank the opponent 3-0 in a home game. Star pitcher balances hits and strikeouts while key batters contribute multi-base hits and a late homer to seal the victory.
East dealer vulnerable. The famed 1940s bridge hand features Helen Sobel as declarer in four notrump. Her spade play hinges on deducing East held the A K of spades and West a four spade hand with hearts distribution 4-4-4-1. Her second trick spade lead avoided wasting entries and preserved the contract.
A short puzzle game explains counting letters in your name to derive a key number. If 6 or more letters subtract 4, if fewer add 3. Use the top-left rectangle, read letters under checked figures to spell a fortune.
A compilation of cryptic clues with answers spanning geography history and names. Entries include Indo Chinese region wing coffee house Japanese porgy prized figures and several personal names and places.
The reading for Leos through the end of 1966 notes improvements in occupational plans and cautious financial progress mainly in 1967. It warns against extravagance and new financial risks August through September and stresses two-year planning with key months in August September October December February and May for advancement and achievements.
TV listings feature guests Merv Griffin Carl Reiner Reni Santoni Mike Douglas Guy Lombardo Noel Behn Yale hero Frank Merriwell in road race color John Davidson and others. CBS reports a ban on two Soviet filming projects after U S Viet Nam actions. Burgess Meredith shines in Back to the Drawing Board and The Atheist and the True Believer airs again.
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