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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
9
In a witty expose from New York AP writer HAL Boyle riffs on how adversity shapes thought. He jestingly lists mishaps from lost toys to aging, mispent loves and midlife quirks, arguing life’s troubles spark philosophy and cynicism alike.
Carroll Righter's forecast offers daily guidance across signs like SAGITTARIUS LEO ARIES AQUARIUS VIRGO TAURUS LIBRA PISCES GEMINI SCORPIO. It urges wise information gathering, tactful communication, timely action, and prudent finances while cautioning against bluntness and procrastination.
A jumbled listing shows The Defector (1966) with Monty Clift and others, The Great Jewel Robbery (1980) with David Bryant, plus long broadcast blocks, news rounds, weather, and Friday movie Guns at Batasi. The chaotic 1960s style guide mixes titles, times, and network notes across days.
A fragmented list of crossword clues spanning across and down hints, with numbers and partial answers referencing slang, geography, crafts, and general knowledge. The garbled text includes terms like Thrill slang, Midwest college towns, various across and down entries, and stray phrases such as One of the satellites and Roman naturalist, suggesting a puzzle page snippet with incomplete clue numbering and corrupted wording.
The article analyzes a bridge deal with North opening 3NT and South passing 4NT for a slam try. North has six cards in diamonds, South holds 25 points, and the declarer must manage finesses and suit control to secure 10 tricks. East and West defend with precise plays, including a club finesse and a heart return, leading to South’s 10 tricks as best result.
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