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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1969
Page
10
Daily cryptogram and word puzzle items blend with a code quote format. A cryptogram header presents a famous quotation and a decoding key style, followed by a prior day's quote and attribution with a brief notice on the puzzle's origin.
Bridge column by B Jay Becke notes a top performance in the Masters Individual Championship. The fragment describes declarer play from West in Four Spades with North leading the four of spades, South following with the king, and the declarer winning with the ace.
Declarer plays spade ten, diamond ace, ruff a diamond, cash clubs, then cross ruff and force dummy, aiming to discard hearts. If South covers, queen over king in clubs. Ruffs, trumps, and careful club play yield eleven or twelve tricks. finesse the jack for a potential twelve. North covers with ten, South returns low heart.
Channel schedules showcase a string of films across Friday to Sunday. Guns At Batasi and Rebel On The Loose lead Friday, followed by Midnight-Crack Up and The White Squaw Ride The High on consecutive slots. Saturday features Faren Heit 451 and The Silver Whip, then Doctor Jeckle And Mr Hyde. Sunday screens include They Came To Codura, Down Among The Palms, Mickey One, and 3 Faces West, with host channels listing air times and casts.
A notice informs audiences that mature content requires parental discretion with age limits varying by venue. The advisory specifies restrictions for under 16 or under 18, depending on local theater policies, and recommends checking theater ads for exact age requirements.
A listing of TV slots shows 6:30 News 6:30 High Chaparral and 7:30 The Name of the Game followed by 9 The Saint and 10 News 12:02 Alfred Hitchcock Presents offering entertainment and weather updates through the evening with multiple film and cartoon slots noted.
The station lists a Saturday morning lineup from 7:00 Mister Ed through 11:30 Untamed World with shows at 7:30 Popeye and Super 6 8:30 Cool McCool 9 Flintstones 9:30 Banana Splits 10:30 Underdog 11:00 Story Book Squares and 11:30 Untamed World.
A consumer note promotes electric air conditioning to curb high humidity this summer. It argues energy savings and improved well-being, suggesting residents will feel better and enjoy better eating and living conditions in a cooler home.
A fragmented daily schedule lists movie titles and TV programs across the day. Notable entries include Moby Dick Lone Ranger World Of Color Rifleman and Jackie Gleason plus Daniel revival programs and public affairs shows.
A scanned program page lists times for multiple shows from 6:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. including Adam 12 Get Smart The Ghost and Mrs Muir Movie News Cartoon Carnival Rocky and His Friends Uncle Waldo Cartoon Cut Ups This Is The Kaleidoscope Conversation News The Wilburn Bros Show Lawrence Welk Coaches American Football Game Movies Morning Inspiration Cathedral of Tomorrow Dudley Do Right Linus the Lion Hearted King Kong Bullwinkie Discovery 69 Bozo's Big Loop Issues and Answers Direction Baseball.
A 12 hour lineup ad features McKee color TV with programs including Ripcord Big Picture Children’s Theater NFL Action AAU Championship 21st Century Ciscokid Lassie Gentle Ben Ed Sullivan Hee Haw Mission Impossible Dateline Theatre and Dateline closing note about color TV.
A newspaper listing shows Sunday afternoon and evening broadcasts across sports films and news. Highlights include a baseball block at noon, a 3:00 movie, World in Color at 4:30, Congressional Report at 5:00, Frank McGee at 5:30, Huck Finn at 6:00, World of Color at 6:30, Mothers-In-Law at 7:30, Bonanza at 8:00, Ann Margret Show at 9:00, News at 10:00 and Premier at 10:20, ending with News at midnight.
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