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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1970
Page
9
Fragmented text fragment mentions names like Norma Pauling and Harley quad with scattered numbers and phrases. The readable items include references to a high, men, and a date-like sequence, but the context and full event remain unclear. No clear headline or outcome emerges from the garbled material.
TV listings review evening fare from Blondie to The Name of the Game and Tom Jones. Highlights include a hospital drama about kidney machines and a Cuba plot with Robert Wagner, plus Bracken's World with Leslie Nielsen and Ricardo Montalban. Also Eixodusters finalizes its frontier saga and a Classified Page essay on work and female friendship.
Test Your Code Breaking Ability describes a cryptoquote puzzle with substitution rules. It shows sample mappings and hints about letter usage and word structure. The note mentions Yesterday's quote about guidance and solitude, attributed to a fictional 1490 king.
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues labeled by Eugene Sheffer with numerous entries across categories like weather, food, actions, and objects. The fragment presents many incomplete or garbled item hints, including numbers and partial phrases, suggesting a pasted page of a crossword puzzle column.
Bridge lesson outlines declarer play from West in Two contracts. In Three Notrump with North opening clubs and spades led, the article discusses ducking the queen of spades and winning with the ace, then handling later spade and diamond plays. For Six Hearts, it prescribes leading the queen of diamonds at trick four, then options to force out the king and secure nine tricks, or alternatively the A-Q of diamonds or clubs with risks. It emphasizes a simple, robust line: win diamond lead, duck a spade in dummy, ruff a diamond, and draw trumps to maximize chances given unknown distribution.
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