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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1969
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text mentions golf, tour, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and evening play. It references players and locations in a vague sporting context without clear events or outcomes.
South reaches six diamonds after a club lead in a hand from Becker's column. Declarer visualizes an unlikely distribution, cashes trumps, and, with careful discards, secures the seemingly impossible slam despite West’s heart and club threats. Never give up.
The column shows a Eugene Sheffer crossword puzzle with numbered clues and grid phrases including across and down hints. It lists multiple entries such as names and terms, with scattered readable fragments like Road sign, Weight of Indie, Ancient Greek town, Medicinal plant, and various personal names, indicating a standard puzzle layout and theme clues.
Roberta Roesch outlines a book editor’s career from initial reader roles to editorial leadership. The piece details duties, such as evaluating manuscripts, assisting with captions and jacket text, revising and proofreading, and overseeing book design with printers. It notes required skills, education, and practical experiences for aspiring editors.
A dense afternoon to midnight list of programs including Mike Douglas and What's My Line? at 4 to 4:30, Burke's Law, Man from U N C L E, and Gun Belt, then Danny Thomas and late news. Prime time features Star Trek, Lancer, and Mod Squad with Julia and Red Skelton, followed by Open City and Gunfight in Abilene as late movies and Doris Day crime drama. Johnny Carson and Joey Bishop wrap with The Roots of Heaven.
Test Your Code Breaking Ability uses a substitution cipher with daily changes. The sample hints show mapping like A to I three times and X to O twice, guiding decode of the quote and revealing the day’s hidden line.
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