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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1969
Page
6
A dense network of TV listings shows Mald advertisement at 6:00 pm and a wide array of programs across channels. It includes sports items like Cincinnati versus St Bonaventure and a mix of talk shows, movies, game shows, and children's programming with hosts such as Dick Van Dyke, Ed Ames, and Gidget style features.
A late 1960s style TV grid lists Adr iana Banchier renaissance madrigal comedy by Stanford Chorale at 9 pm on Ch 9 and Red Skelton with Barbara Bain and Sweetwater guesting across channels. CBS News Special covers East St Louis racial crisis training at 5 and 10. Movie and a parade of shows follow with varied classics and kids programs through the evening.
Alfred Sheinwold explains advanced heart play and three strong defenses in a bridge slam. The article outlines expert lines when West holds the king of hearts, plus a recommended first lead from South or dummy and the reasoning behind early heart finesses. It also includes the Daily Question and an explanation of how to respond with K J 5 in spades and balanced shapes.
Medical memo outlines view that sugar may raise heart disease risk as much as saturated fats. Observational and lab data cited show sugar could increase blood platelet stickiness and insulin, promoting fat deposits in artery walls. Exercise lowers risk. total sugar elimination not advised without doctor guidance.
Pasadena gears up for the 81st Rose Parade on New Year’s Day with Apollo 12 crew as grand marshals and the theme Holidays Around the World. It outlines parade history, vehicle evolution, float preparation, and TV coverage from black and white to color, noting the extensive planning and many workers involved.
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