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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1968
Page
9
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An English visitor praised Niagara Falls and the presidental pageant under Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt backed Taft for 1908, a draft movement emerged but Lodge kept Roosevelt loyalists from nominating him. Taft won the nomination and presidency while Bryan carried only the South and three Western states.
A 5 pm lineup features The Fly with Vincent Price. At 6 05 pm Prince Who Was a Thief stars Tony Curtis. 7 30 pm This Happy Feeling stars Debbie Reynolds. 8 30 pm Gomer Pyle in Washington. 9 pm Critics Choice with Lucille Ball. 9 30 pm Guns of Will Sonnett with Jeff and Will. 10 pm American Profile surveys campaign tactics. 11 30 pm The Tougher They Come with Wayne Morris. 11 30 pm Joey Bishop show with Tony Franciosa and Allan Drake.
A discussion of bidding strategies for four hands in contract bridge. It covers jump shifts to show strong suits, how passes affect later actions, and suggested final bids such as two spades three hearts and variants depending on heart and spade distribution.
Fragmentary crossword content with scattered clues and partial entries for a Eugene Sheffer puzzle. Readable items include hints like Donkey by rote, Mother of Castor, and references to constellations, poets, and various wordplay prompts. The text is heavily garbled with numerous misspellings and nonstandard line breaks.
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