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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1968
Page
14
New York columnist HAL BOYLE muses on life as a cat through his ten year houseguest Lady Dottie. He contrasts feline independence with dogs and argues a cat’s enlightened self interest offers a dignified life on its own terms despite costs to the owner.
A cluttered horoscope page outlines daily guidance for Leo Aquarius Virgo Aries Libra Taurus Scorpio Gemini Pisces Sagittarius Moon Children and Capricorn with advice on planning, networking, health, savings, and relationships. It mentions contacting influential people, resolving disputes, and pursuing backing for plans, along with a brief note on Carroll Righter and a mailing address for readings.
CBS presents The House Of The Seven Hawks at eight. The film follows a passenger’s death and a skipper trapped between crooks and police starring Robert Taylor. At 10:30 Grand Marquee shows Mister Cory featuring Tony Curtis and Martha Hyer.
Friday broadcast schedule lists Perry Magon Mike Douglas and Walter Cronkite with weather and regional updates. Includes News Roundup Local News Weather Roundup World News and Sports Roundups plus Paul Harvey Dragnet Mister Cory and Tonight Show segments.
Buffalo AP reports Studio Arena Theater uses fresh casts for each of eight productions to boost audience interest and ticket sales. Executive Producer Neal Du Brock says local enthusiasm matters more than foundations, with a $500,000 budget and a plan to reduce a projected $120,000 deficit if sales stay strong. The move favors small casts and varied titles from Edward Albee to You're a Good Man Charlie Brown as the company seeks stability through community engagement.
On this date in 1849 Queen Juliana signed a document granting Indonesia sovereignty after centuries of Dutch rule. In 1822 Louis Pasteur, founder of preventive medicine, was born. In 1900 Carrie Nation staged her first saloon raid in Wichita. In 1927 Show Boat opened in New York. In 1932 Radio City Music Hall opened in New York. In 1944 Allied forces relieved Bastogne. France devalued the franc ten years ago. A US press ten years ago noted discrimination and unity actions.
A dense list of across and down crossword clues spanning topics from places and people to languages and objects, including Luvoce, a football player, celebratory towns, Greek marketplaces, and various terse cryptic-style hints. The item reads like a compiled puzzle page with numerous entries and partial phrases.
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, South opens three no trump after a strong auction. West leads ten of spades, South false- Carding, and East defends calmly. Declarer misroutes clubs, backs into a doomed endgame, and maximum defense yields one spade, one heart, and two clubs for the opponents.
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