WISHING WELL HF Puzzle Guide
A brief 1968 syndicate puzzle explains WISHING WELL HF. It directs players to count letters in their first name, adjust by rules to get a key number, and read the message formed by letters under checked figures across a rectangle. The note is credited to Q-2 King Features Syndicate.
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Five Ohioans Killed In Vietnam
The Defense Department reports five Ohio servicemen killed in Vietnam in recent action. They are Spec. 4 Robert E. Botts of Columbus, Spec. 4 James C. Holmes of Columbus, Pfc. Michael C. Kolarov of Copley, Pfc. Barry R. Moree of Cuyahoga Falls, and Pfc. Timothy E. Shanower of Perrysburg. All were with the Army except Shanower, a Marine.
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Ohio
Vietnam
Defense Department
Robert E. Botts
Ronald J. Botts
Columbus
James C. Holmes
James A. Holmes
Michael C. Kolarov
Bernard V. Kolarov
Copley
Barry R. Moree
Betty Kolody
Cuyahoga Falls
Pfc
Timothy E. Shanower
Richard Shanlower
Perrysburg
Shanower
Big Deal For Girls From U.S. In World Bridge
In the World Bridge Olympiad in France, the U S team finished third in the women’s event while Sweden won the round robin. A high level deal between the United States and Switzerland produced 460 for Dorothy Hayden’s team in 5NT after a diamond lead. A variation could have seen down one.
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Sweden
United States
Switzerland
U. S
West
Declarer
Dorothy Hayden
Emma Jean Hawes
East
Hayden
South
Ford Nixed UN Offer, Is Report
Henry Ford II declined a United Nations general assembly delegate post after a reported offer. A spokesman could not confirm the source, noting Ford’s Republican leanings yet recent support for Johnson’s successor. The disclosure followed questions about an FBI background inquiry into Ford.
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Detroit
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
United States
General Assembly of the United Nations
Johnson
Ford
Hubert H. Lemphrey
United Nations Post
Detroit News
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ginger Rogers to star in London musical Mame for record fee
Ginger Rogers signed to star in the Broadway musical Mame in London for a record 250 000 pounds, about 600 000 dollars. She inked the contract at her Hollywood home and will begin rehearsals in the West End soon after Christmas, a spokesman said.
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Ginger Rogers
Miss Rogers
Hollywood
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