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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1953
Page
11
Fragmented text lists birth date ranges and garbled phrases about a cave and a message. It presents a sequence of date ranges like Mar. 21 to Apr. 20 and similar periods, interspersed with unclear wording and broken names, suggesting an ancient or esoteric horoscope snippet. The readable items are the date spans and a few month names.
A discussion on sex knowledge for engaged and married couples urges clergy or counselors to use the Duke University Sex Knowledge Inventory, noting professional use only. It also covers a futurist educator’s sun powered economy prediction and criticisms by Prof. R Stuart Jones on autocracy versus permissive teaching, advocating a balanced ideal teacher.
A lyrical meditation extols October as the peak of the year when birds, beasts, and humans feel life’s vitality. The piece contrasts October’s harvest richness with summer’s heat and winter’s chill, celebrating nature’s colors, rhythms, and the month’s transcendent, almost royal, influence.
In a detailed bridge narrative, South avoids a perilous club finesse and the East West defense misreads its trap. East shifts hearts, West discards, and South ultimately makes the three no trump by careful play. The analysis notes defenders' regret at overbidding and East West's missteps in the late stages of the hand.
In a collection of remarks, Adlai Stevenson voices pride in Democratic support abroad while lamenting domestic losses. He warns that neglecting duties could invite another global conflict, contrasting remarks by He-President Harry Truman about assumed responsibilities and warnings of possible war.
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