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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1971
Page
6
In a laydown bridge problem West opens with king clubs. South counts 11 winners and plans three tries for a twelfth. After mixed finesses fail and initial ruffs, South finds a sure play using hearts and clubs to endplay West.
In a bridge hand, after West opens 19, then double and redouble sequence leads to two diamonds. South holds AKT32 YA2 K93 and &2Q7862. After West runs to two diamonds, decide the optimal action for South. Answer provided Monday.
Newark Ohio AP reports a museum dedicated to prehistoric American Indian art will open Sunday at Mound Builders State Memorial near the city. The new institution aims to showcase ancient artwork and artifacts, highlighting regional indigenous cultures and their artistic traditions.
The United States debate over publishing a secret Pentagon report could influence Britain's Official Secrets Act. Guardian editors argue the act stifles press exposure of government malfeasance, with Article 2 allowing suppression of any confidential document. A 13 member panel led by Lord Franks weighs reforms within 10 months.
In Baltimore the six roommates answer a growing flood of job inquiries after a prank classified listing read Wanted Live in butler for six girls No pay many fringe benefits The ad drew obscene and funny calls with applicants from Rhode Island Vermont and beyond and some callers offered bizarre qualifications or claimed large business ties.
In Watertown Massachusetts Barbara Bubar regains vision after a cor nea transplant and a dramatic recovery described as a private miracle. She recalls reading signs and plates hours after a period of near total blindness, and notes her life changed as she saw rooms and faces she had never seen before.
A reader asks Dr Crane about who gets into heaven and critiques church dogma. Dr Shapley notes millions of planets and habitable worlds, while Jesus’ teachings on faith, confession, and love determine admission. The piece argues heaven rests on belief and conduct, not dietary or Sabbath rules, and advertises a booklet by Dr Crane.
A jumble of questions asks about rainchecks in sports, jewel types, a president sworn aboard a plane, maple syrup rendering, and matching bird-themed occupations. The page includes stray letters, misordered answers, and unreadable sequences, reflecting a damaged puzzle or quiz section with unclear instructions.
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