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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
8
A cryptogram style clue list from a 1973 King Features Syndicate puzzle. The page shows numerous crossword down clues with partial letter patterns, a grid mapping, and filler phrases tied to a cryptogram header.
The section offers dated sun sign guidance from Aries to Pisces with cautions on impulsiveness, the need for balancing routine and new ventures, and notes on personal strengths. It also adds a blurb about Geminis favoring thoughtful, patient progress and hints at career potentials and a historical birthdate mention.
The article recalls a 1971 U S France match deal where artificial bids altered the auction. At table one Stoppa Roudinesco France North-South opened with two diamonds then hearts, and North passed a safe bid ending in six hearts. Table two saw Jacoby Wolff use artificial bids to force to a heart slam, securing 750 points as Wolff inferred partner strength and aimed for spades or diamonds.
A dense TV grid outlines prime time programming with shows like Gunsmoke, Truth or Consequences, Bowling for Dollars, To Tell the Truth, and The Untouchables. Sports pregame and family fare fill gaps alongside The Partridge Family and Here's Lucy, ending with Monday Night Movie.
A reader asks about NIH, its location in Bethesda Maryland, and its role within the Department of Health Education and Welfare. The letter describes NIH as the research arm of the federal agency and outlines divisions studying diseases, patient referrals, and admission processes. It notes the Heart Lung Institute, Neurological Diseases and Stroke, Dental Research, Cancer Institute, Arthritis and Metabolism, and Mental Health and Allergy institutes.
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