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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1968

Page

11

Complete Television Programs Listing From June 1968

A dense listing from the Delaware County Daily Times outlines prime time and daytime TV programs for June 3 1968 including Mister Rogers Neighborhood Marine Boy I Adventures in Paradise Little Rascals and The Lucy Show along with news reports and a detailed array of scheduled films and variety shows across networks and local stations.

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President Barclay greets workers in city streets visit

The Liberian Republic leader and party passed central streets to City Hall for an address of greeting then went to Sun Shipbuilding where John G. Pew, company president, welcomed him. Barclay spoke to thousands of Negro workers in No. 4 Yard after reception by Dr. Emmett J. Scott, while schoolchildren cheered along the parade route.

Louis B. Lomax Wilde Lincoln Gettysburg Howard R. MacDade A. Price Albert Dutton MacDade W. J. Schaffer Alfredi S. Eyre John A. Deering Val Chester Edith Eyre Helen S. Heleniand Warrick Glassboro N.J Barclay City Hall Liberian Republic Sun Shipbuilding, and Dry Dock Company John G.pew No. 4 Emmett J. Scott Douglass Washington Jeffrey

Bridge bidding and play from a hands depiction

In a bridge deal with North South vulnerable, the auction starts with Passes to 2 Notrump and later 4 Hearts. The layout shows West holds long clubs and spades with king in some suits, and East has the ace in hearts. The lead and subsequent play follow standard bridge rules as players respond to the bid and reveal their cards.

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North and South reach spade game in bridge column

Oswald and partners discuss the bid to game in spades. North aimed for game despite a modest hand, believing delaying to stop one short offered rubber chances. West’s opening lead choice and South's immediate ace of spades determine the outcome and chances.

Jacoby & Son Oswald North South Jim West

Bridge bidding puzzle with two spades and two no-trump

In this bridge query South opens with AAKT65 and you hold VA2 with four dollars? The text asks what to bid after partner overcalls two no trump following your two spades. Tomorrow’s answer likely presents the correct signaling and game plan for the auction.

Three ships of Boston Tea Party aid trivia

The World Almanac recalls the Eleanor Beaver and Dartmouth as the trio of ships involved in dumping tea into Boston Harbor during the Boston Tea Party of 1773.

Beaver Dartmouth World Almanac Notes Boston

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