Chesseoord Puzzle Clue List and TV Schedule
The page presents a large crossword with many clues across and down including names like Miss Starr and Miss Tanguay, plus a cryptogram, a cryptoquote, and a Friday evening movie/TV schedule with titles such as Heaven with a Gun and The Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Ford
Carolyn Johns
Himalayas
Forrest Tucker
Peter Cushing
Francis
Donald O'Connor
Gene Lockhart
Five Ten and Eleven O’Clock TV Schedule Summary
A dense listing of 1960s era broadcast times across channels with multiple cartoons, dramas, sports and music programs. The schedule includes titles like Watch Your Child Popeye Bugs Bunny Houndcats Vision On and more, paired with sports and special segments across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.F.D
Farm
Archie's Fun House
Globetrotters
Herald of Truth
Bugs Bunny
Houndcats
H.R. Pufnstuff
Three Strikes and a Man Is OUT Says Dear Abby
Dear Abby counsels a three-time loser who chooses love over divorce and warns that some men are good to date but not to mate. Readers weigh in on adopted child reunions with a real mother after twenty years apart and how to handle such family revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Mike
Altho
Bob
Alaska
Charles Lounsbury
Williston Fish
Chicago
Florence Township
Erie County
Job Fish
Berlin Heights
Like Old Times in Firelands Writers Remembered
Henry Timman recalls Norwalk era writers and artists tied to the Firelands, including Dan Emmett of Dixie fame, James Oliver Curwood and Harold Bell Wright, and the Tuttles. The column notes Emmett’s Norwalk schooling, local editors, Beadle dime novels legacy, and Harriet Doud’s Hoof Beaten Trails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
James Martin
Henry Timman
Firelands
Dan Tucker
Daniel Decatur Emmett
Dan
Tucker
Dan Emmett
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Huron Reflector
Berlin Heights
James Oliver Curwood
Ogontz
Norwalkians
Harriet Eberly Doud
West Main Street
Washington Crime Committee Faces House Backlash
Washington reports that the House Crime Committee, once boosted by Claude Pepper, faces a counterattack from foes who want to strip its funds and authority. Gerald Ford and White House critics threaten to derail the panel as drug, mob, and securities cases draw attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
House Crime Committee
Claude Pepper
Dfla
Pepper
Congressional Committee
Frank Sinatra
White House
Rules Committee
House
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Thomas Joseph
Thailand
Miss Tanguay
Miss Starr
Subdue
Wee Bit
The
Netherlands
Goodwill Party
Sanskrit School
Brittany
Placid
Mannerless
Fashion
Beatrice
Kook
Amnoy City
Mimic
Dramatic
Tarsus
Intellect Or
Peter Giver
WBS
JFPV
AVS SK
W. Tgohjs
Eugene O'Neill
ABC News
CBS News
Bobby Darin
Johnny Carson
Porter Wagner
Lawrence Welk
Buck Owens
Roman Holiday
Jackson Five
Jetsons
Osmonds
Movie
Underdog
Barkleys
Bewitched
Kid Power
Becky
Giant
Death Valley
Fischetti
Abigail van Buren
UPI News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation and
Ohio Newspaper Association
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
L. A
Calif
Dumernier
Joe Shlabotnik
Charlie Brown
Darney
Deon Axbby
Auer
Harold Bell Wright
Hudson Tuttle
Emma Reod Tuttle
Sandusky
Orville Victor
Metta
New York
Orville
Beadle
Victor
Metta Victor
Firelands Historical Society
Doc Pritchart
Joe Rimfire
WISH
Madam Casino
Her
Desmond
Congress
Raymond Patriarcha
Carlos Marcello
Dun & Bradstreet
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Carl Albert
Crime Committee
Albert