Sunday Crossword Puzzle by Leonard Goldberg
A puzzle page by Leonard Goldberg featuring a large list of across and down clues. Readers tackle names, places, languages, and general knowledge items across themed entries and standard crossword terms.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1963
Page
15
A puzzle page by Leonard Goldberg featuring a large list of across and down clues. Readers tackle names, places, languages, and general knowledge items across themed entries and standard crossword terms.
Photography sharpens reflexes and provides satisfaction when results are achieved. It strengthens family ties through personal photos used in Thank You cards, anniversaries, and vacations. Enlarged prints become personal art, decorating homes and gifts, with options to craft dramatic compositions and share memories.
A newsletter-like guide explains it is easier and cheaper to order color enlargements from slides and color negatives rather than producing a new camera color print. It describes 11 by 14 inch prints with a textured finish, protective coating, and framed display options, noting sunlight exposure harms color and advising matting and centered framing to enhance the photo.
A reader learns how a sheet of aluminum foil floats on water due to surface tension. Rolling or shaping the foil into a ball keeps it afloat, but pounding it into a hard ball breaks the surface film and makes it sink.
An observant note describes the Huntsman in Bootes crossing the meridian and its relation to Arcturus. It recalls Arcas and Callisto myth, Jupiter’s intervention, and notes Arcturus as a bright, fast-moving star with double star Epsilon Bootes, plus historical names and color shifts.
Tokyo reports say astronaut Glenn’s weekend visit boosted U S image amid favorable Japanese reception. He mingled informally with scientists and officials, contrasting with Yuri Gagarin’s tightly controlled Soviet tour. Commentaries praised openness versus secrecy and highlighted media attention.
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