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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1955
Page
13
A New York reader mails in harsh takes on Dick Shawn's TV pay, Ed Sullivan sponsorships, and film plugs, arguing for tighter scrutiny of entertainment pay scales and Iran immigration issues. Kenneth Snyder of the Bronx signs off with a cordial note.
Oswald Jacoby capitalized on careful defense and precise play to secure a slam in a club contract. He ruffed diamonds, led clubs and trumps to enter dummy, and navigated a 3-0 break threat to establish clubs while East discarded hearts. The analysis notes the exact sequence, entries to dummy, and the pivotal club and trump maneuvers that secured the game.
A playful column asks what women would miss most if men vanished. Readers note they’d miss men’s conversation and presence, despite liking independence. The piece cites scientists creating hormone treated frogs to imagine a manless world and records varied female reactions to such a world.
A string of zodiac notes blends advice with flirtatious banter and reader quotes. Taurus and Libra tips mix money, home harmony, and partnership prompts while Gemini to Scorpio offer cautious guidance on plans, finances, and workload amid a lively collage of dating banter and gendered observations.
The piece argues that both genders lack a unique intuition yet each observes different aspects in others. It claims women view others from distinct motives and men notice different traits, suggesting each group sees what the other misses in social behavior.
A Soviet leader promises continued support for peaceful international cooperation and negotiation to solve major global problems, while noting domestic expectations of spring activities and a personal note about President Eisenhower possibly not seeking re election.
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