Bidding Quiz and Cryptoquote from Muscatine Journal
The page features a Bridge bidding quiz by B Jay Beck with five hands and bidding ideas. It also includes a cryptogram puzzle and TV listings with Channel 4 News and a slate of programs.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1968
Page
11
The page features a Bridge bidding quiz by B Jay Beck with five hands and bidding ideas. It also includes a cryptogram puzzle and TV listings with Channel 4 News and a slate of programs.
Channel 6 presents a Sunday lineup featuring Tom and Jerry at 8, Underdog at 8:30, Theatre 6 at 10:30, The Life at 11, Kaleidoscope at 11:20, Conversation at 11:45, and News Weather follow. A chair at local studio remains.
A reader list outlines a TV schedule with blocks from 12:00 to 10:15 pm including McHale's Navy Ripcord Tombstone Territory Soccer Lassie Hunters of the 60s and 70s era and news programs. It presents channel time slots and program titles without extra context or descriptions.
A fragment lists programs from Sunday evening: Voyage at 6, l'o Bot tom of Sea at 7 10, FBI at 8, Movie at 10 39, News at 10 45 and another Movie. Names and times indicate a TV guide snippet with multiple programs.
Listings show kids at 2:00 Aladdins Lamp and 4:30 The Happy Times with The Errand Boy at 1:10 pm and Alcatraz Ex Press at 10:20 pm. House of Strangers features Susan Hayward with Richard Conte. Sunday includes Destry Rides Again at 10:30 pm and Time Out for Love at 9:00 am. Also View from Pompeys Head at 10:20 pm and Sergeant Rutledge at 4:00 pm. Dear Bridgette at 8:00 pm and Hot Rods to Hell at 10:15 pm.
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