July 21 1972 Almanac Highlights
The entry notes Friday July 21 1972 as the 23rd day of the year with 163 days remaining. It lists celestial positions for morning and evening stars and marks Cancer as the zodiac sign for those born on this date. It recalls historical events including Bull Run Creek engagement 1861, Jesse James train robbery 1873, Veterans Administration 1930 creation, and Virgil Grissom space flight 1961.
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Ky United Press
Venus
Saturn
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Emet Hemingway
Jacoby On Bridge Ends In Safe Yet Clever Defense
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where South's aggressive bidding led to a strong defending plan. A safety lead of low trump by East neutralizes South's three high trumps, forcing dummy into winning cards across diamonds and clubs. The critique suggests South should have chosen five diamonds or six with better support for partner.
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Fast
South
Oswald
James Jacoby
West
Poisonous Items Puzzle Clue Set Mixed Entries
A dense list of crossword style clues ranges across animals plants metals and places with entries like arrow poison biblical mountain and poisonous weed. The fragmentary puzzle hints include terms for creatures minerals and bodily or directional items.
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Central
Oe Country
Oklahoma
Dirks
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Jesse James
U.S. Veterans Administration
U.S. Air Force
Virgil Grissom
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Gary Trudeau
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Uagach
Cront
By Wait Kelly
W. T. Hamlin
Arthur
Miss Peach
Kamal Kelly
MARCIE TLA LESTER _ARTHUR
By Mell
Hanna-Barbera
Peanles
Ween le
Captain
Leslie Tumor
Blondie
By Chi Young
Nancy
Office Boy
Fa Vin
By Ernie Bushmiller
Frank O'Neal
the World Chorro Py
Morty Meekle
By Dick Cavalli
Sore
Moon Mullins
Ford Johnson
Dulcie
Moon
Bugs Bunny
Sylvester
By Ralph Heimdahl
By Roger Bollen
Doc
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ACROS
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Border
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