Jacoby Bridge Spotlight Card Drawn From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chess like notation with directions and codes. No clear event, people, or organizations are readable enough to summarize into a full news item. The readable bits suggest a bridge or card game notation and grid coordinates rather than a reportable incident.
Fast Old Fox Dupes Opponent In Card Game Tale
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a chess style bridge anecdote where a young expert criticizes the Professor's speed. The Professor defends his play by revealing a sequence showing a clever ruff and misdirection that exposes his opponent's misread. The audience is left noting his seasoned skill.
March and March Winds Word Puzzle Clues
A mixed crossword style page presents across and down clues with medieval to modern terms, including musical instruments, Roman measures, and legal terms, plus a bridge story about the Professor and a squeeze play. The text tags a Newspaper Enterprise Association syndicated word game and a card play narrative.
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Miss Chaplin
Why Biafra children starved and why adults fight
ASKANDY explains the link between malnutrition and disease in Biafra children amid war. The piece notes 13 year old Sandy Mason in Richmond receives a World Book Atlas and urges adults to shield children from conflicts and their dire consequences.
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Sandy Mason
Richmond
Virginia
NBC to launch Another World-Somerset spin off
NBC introduces Another World-Somerset a daytime serial spin off linking with the established Another World. The network aims to attract and retain viewers by cross linking characters and intertwined story lines as experimentation continues with new formats and multiple serials.
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NBC
Somerset
Bay City
ABC
CBS
Lisa Hughes
Lisa
Oakdale
Paul Henning
Petticoat Junction
Weekend TV Schedule Mix of News and Classic Shows
A dense listing of broadcast times and programs across the day, detailing news segments, talk shows, dramas, cartoons, and sports. Includes network lineups and in-studio hosts for blocks from morning to late evening, with occasional movie and special event entries.
Adventure fills eleven day London to Sydney auto race
The 1968 Incredible Auto Race spans 11 days and 10 500 miles from London to Sydney with a first prize of 24000 dollars and a lure of adventure and challenge. The program includes varied evening segments from Flying Nun to Name of the Game and other TV features.
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Sydney
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