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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1968
Page
9
Partial OCR text shows scattered sports terms such as runs finals stolen and replay, with unclear names and actions. The fragment mentions Brock and a rule or throw but provides no coherent event, team, or outcome to confirm a complete report.
The piece recounts how Pickering used the Sedition Act of 1798 to target critics, arresting and indicting editors and non editors like Matthew Lyon and Anthony Haswell. It notes Vermont opposition, Haswell’s imprisonment, and Jefferson’s 1801 pardons, framing a clash over press freedom in early U.S. politics.
TV highlights list the 5:00 to 10:00 pm lineup featuring Submarine 11 at 5, Submarine Seahawk at 5:30, Lancer at 7:30, Profiles in Courage on Cleve land at 8, Julia at 8:30, Gambit at 9, Doris Day Show at 9:30, and That’s Life at 10.
South and North misplayed a pivotal rubber bridge hand from a B Becker game. South opened a long diamond plan into three notrump after a nonstandard heart response, East doubled and West sharply led hearts. The defense rolled, and South failed to salvage, going down nine for a net loss of 2600 points while blaming North for the disaster.
A cryptogram quotation shows a substitution puzzle with a hint on letters. The sample decodes to a quotation about unity and stagnation as the arterial condition of society.
A dense list of crossword clues from Eugene Sheffer includes horizontal and vertical entries with mixed spellings and several unreadable fragments. The content reads like a puzzle page draft with numerous misreads for items such as places, insects, and common nouns, requiring correction to form a complete grid and proper clues.
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