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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1966
Page
5
Friday evening listings show a sequence of programs from 6:25 to 12:02 including Almanac, Ranamuck, Hank, Sing With Mitch, Mr. Roberts, Uncle, News, Tonight, another News, and Honeymooners. Programs feature news segments followed by classic television shows and a late night bingo of repeats.
Readable portions list a dense set of show times and program names across various genres and networks. The fragment enumerates cartoons, movies, and serials featuring Kangaroo, Mighty Mouse, Lassie, Tom and Jerry, Sky King, and Gunsmoke among others, with numerous time slots and character names. The piece resembles a TV grid dump rather than a coherent news item.
Listing of show times and programs across stations with segments including Grey, Jeannie, Get Smart, films, News, Ozzie and Harriet, Donna Reed, Lawrence Welk, Palace, Hayride, Wrestling, and Lawrence Welk repeats followed by late news and a movie.
The schedule lists 8:30 to 11:90 time slots for programs including The Answer, This the Life, World in Color, News & Word of Life, Art Adventures, Beany & Cecil, Peter Potamus, Bullwinkle, Discovery, Insight, and Bible Answers.
A fragmented TV guide row lists numerous programs by time and title across multiple genres including biographies sports and entertainment. It references navy biography Harry Truman Perry Mason Sullivan candid camera and more with scattered channels and hours.
The article discusses a contract bridge scenario with B Jay Becke advising on how to handle a Six Spades declarer play. It addresses trump divisions, heart splits, and two cases where North or South holds the four-card length, outlining a plan to reach twelve tricks by careful ruffing and trump management.
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