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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1969
Page
9
Fragmented summary of a sports page notes multiple players and scores, including Niekro and Cleon, with references to a 7-1 club mark, a late surge by a team, and table positions. Mentions West Virginia and Atlas Stadium context appear.
An employer argues thinking clearly is vital for advancement and cites a reader example of impulsive choices harming prospects. The article condenses eight steps from a pamphlet on improving thought: set aims, gather facts, break tasks, write, quiet spaces, plan ahead, mental drills, and refresh. It invites readers to request a free leaflet by mail.
Television lineup lists Mike Douglas Linkletter Show What’s My Line Burke’s Law Perry Mason Danny Thomas News Weather Sports Huntley Brinkley Walter Cronkite F Troop Truth or Consequences Jerry Lewis Lancer Mod Squad Julia Red Skelton Dial M for Murder CBS News Special Generations Apart Johnny Carson Joey Bishop Fail Safe
South reaches three hearts after a tactical auction and a sequence where West must defend perfectly to prevent South from making. The play hinges on club entries and a diamond finesse, with endplay possibilities and careful p q management determining whether South or the defense secures the ninth trick.
The puzzle explains letter substitution and hints like word length and placement. It notes daily changing codes and provides a sample quote and author Burton Hillis as context.
The page features a Eugene Sheffer crossword with numerous horizontal and vertical clues. Listed are entries such as Biblical names, weather terms, and geographic references, along with a long sequence of numbered clues for filling the grid. The puzzle includes archaic spellings and punny hints typical of a daily crosswords page.
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