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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text hints at a basketball game or event with times 5:30 and 5 p.m. plus references to Ford Abe and 8S alto, but content is unclear and fragmented with no identifiable teams, players, or outcomes.
In a six heart contract with South as declarer, a spade lead from West tests early defense. The hand explores avoiding a diamond finesse, instead cashing trumps and clubs, and then using a single diamond finesse to time the play. The sequence leads to a successful contract as the last clubs and diamonds collapse, revealing West holds queen of clubs and nine of diamonds while dummy discards appropriately.
The reader receives a terse crossword prompt listing clues and a few answers from the Eugene Sheffer column. It mentions Alaska and a 1953 birth reference, with brief notes on gear and a tooth term, reflecting a syndicated puzzle snippet.
The piece foresees a positive day with strong personal relations and cooperation, favoring romance travel culture and new friendships. It forecasts a superb year ahead with solid job and financial gains if strategies are updated, advising caution in August November and December and suggesting a bright cycle from January onward.
A TV guide style listing covers 4:30 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. programs including Ambush at Tomahawk Gap with a plot about four ex convicts seeking innocence, The Munsters misfiring comedy, Gidget color insights, Laredo double cross, John Paul Jones biopic, Mickie Finn’s guests, Dean Martin color hour with Cosby and Liberace, Affair In Havana crime drama, and Beginning of the End fear tale with Peter Graves.
The fragment describes a numeric puzzle that uses the reader’s first name length to derive a key number. If six or more, subtract four. if fewer than six, add three. Start at the rectangle’s upper-left and read letters under checked figures to reveal a message.
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