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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
10
In contract bridge analysis, four spades is advocated when partner shows spade support and prefers suit play. The rationale notes presence of a likely six spades and possible side-suit shortages, making notrump less attractive despite 4-4-3-2 distribution.
A fragmented list shows scattered clues and partial words such as First-in, Gear, Pant, Arabia garmen, Chinese noodles, Asiatic river, Sprite, Examiz e the ales, Selves, Sweet potato, Vehicle, Moist, Jars, Air, Traces mar i.
Local TV guide lists a 30 minute Wild West program followed by Gomer Pyle at 7 30 and an 8 o clock movie. A news segment airs at 10 with a 10 30 theatre feature scheduled later.
A dense listing of TV programs and sports events across the day starting with Capt. Kangaroo at 7 and 8:30, through to Moby Dick, Superman, Lone Ranger, and Johnny Guest. Multiple blocks show cartoons, game broadcasts, bowling, golf, and local news, with evenings featuring Hogan's Heroes, Mannix, Petticoat Junction, and Lawrence Welk among others.
A compact listing shows 7:30 Revival Fires and Gospel Caravan followed by Glory Road Lamp Look Up Camera and Christophers. The Life and Face the Nation lead into Sunday Morning segments with Tom and Jerry Underdog Theatre Worship Kaleidoscope Conversation and News Weather by 11:45.
A dense lineup lists Bible course and Rip Van Winkle at noon, NFL Pro Bowl and Lassie at 2:30, Ed Sullivan and Mission Impossible at 7, theatre at 10. Sunday afternoon features Meet the Press and World in Color, followed by Animal Secrets and Frank McGee. End with College Bowl, Flipper, Wild Kingdom, and Bonanza late night segments.
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