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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1964
Page
7
Daily cryptoquote instructions and sample quotes describe substitution decoding. It explains mapping letters, note about daily changing code, and includes an example quotation plus a Blake quotation as yesterday's puzzle snippet.
A compact listing shows brief program blocks and times for a Wednesday morning lineup including Begin This Day Capt Kangaroo News and various children's shows. Notable entries feature Jack LaLanne Love of Life Guiding Light and The Romper Room block with several time stamps.
Noted bridge column by B Jay Becker surveys top record plays and bidding insights. The piece highlights strategic decisions and noteworthy hands, reflecting Becker's seasoned analysis on competitive play and scoring patterns.
A long, error filled bridge hand describes an opening mishandled four spades. West leads a diamond, East wins with ace, returns king of diamonds, a ruff with nine fails to beat a heart discard. Proper play would discard the jack of hearts to avoid downton.
A partial TV guide fragment lists multiple programs across channels with times and show names. Notable entries include World Turns, Houseparty, Truth or Consequences, News, Edge of Night, Jack Benny, CBS News, Doctor, Another World, Match Game, General Hospital, Young Marrieds, Days in Court, and Weather and Sports segments.
Readable fragments show a Wednesday evening slate including almanac notes, Virginian broadcast, movie listings, Dragnet In Color, Ozzie and Harriet, Patty Duke Show, Shindig, Burke’s Law, Bill Dana, and Mickey cartoons. Weather and news segments appear interspersed with program times.
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