Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS AND DOWN PUZZLE SOLUTION
A dense crossword grid from THOMAS JOSEPH features clues across and down with entries from untruth to Flemish and Italian yesterday’s answer. The page includes a cryptogram phrase FKQHF DWT AXF PWFD ZXQK and a separate cryptoquote attributed to FRANKLIN P JONES.
Tuesday Evening Film and TV Highlights
A collage of cinema and network listings. The Victim at 8:30, The Strangers in 7 A at 9:30, The Priest's Wife at 11:40, The Mummy at 11:40, and Everybody Does It at 1:40 follow a dense schedule of dramas comedies and crime thrillers along with extended news and game shows across ABC CBS NBC and local channels.
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Elizabeth Montgomery
Andy Griffith
Sophia Loren
Christopher Lee
Paul Douglas
ABC News
CBS News
NBC News
Phil Donahue
The Lighter Side Sums Up A Modern Shaving System
A humorous Washington column describes a drug store clerk selling an elaborate shaving system with high tech features. The customer is guided through skin and beard analysis and a menu of options from single edge to eight track models. The piece ends with the narrator preparing to try the gadget, noting he cut himself.
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Washington
UPI
To bathe or not to bathe (cont.)
A reader challenges daily bathing and hygiene advice citing dermatologists and history. The letter argues daily baths are unnecessary except in perspiration or contamination, noting societal myths and a surge in bathroom disputes tied to hot water usage.
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Abby
Madison Avenue Hucksters
Dear Abby letters offer bus etiquette and legal question
A column discusses reader questions on bus etiquette including snoozing riders infringing on personal space and noisy gum chewers, plus a legal query about a marriage-avoidance agreement. Abby offers light practical advice and invites letters for personal replies. The notice ends with subscription pricing for Norwalk area and nationwide.
Energy conservation steps urged to cut U S oil needs
National advisory outlines actions for individuals and businesses to curb energy use. Reducing thermostat settings by 2 degrees in winter and summer, improving insulation, and shifting freight to rail could cut foreign oil dependence by up to two thirds by 1980.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
America
White House
Middle East
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OEP
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