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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
11
A jittery advice paragraph warns against hasty moves and stranger talks. It recalls June 12 1927 when President Coolidge awarded Charles A Lindbergh the nation s first Distinguished Flying Cross. It also imagines future radios with transistor tech enabling two way conversations like pocket watches.
The column outlines general daily guidance for each sign. Aries advises following prudent steps, Taurus seeks home calm, Gemini hints at a late contact, Cancer notes family disputes, Leo stays busy, Virgo grants freedom, Libra warns against accepting hearsay, Scorpio enjoys a lull, Sagittarius aims to finish work for a family outing, Capricorn cautions on big purchases, Aquarius warns against distractions, and Pisces urges thoughtfulness amid possible self-centered perceptions.
Bridge notes analyze North’s strong notrump rebid to suggest game values. They discuss responder points, opener’s total, and whether three notrump is justified. The narrative covers spade shortage, defense play, and a missed opportunity to make nine tricks, with strategic critique of the declarer’s choices.
Fairleigh Dickinson University and WNTA-TV announced a new televised introductory college mathematics course to air starting June 24. Scheduled Tuesdays and Thursdays from midnight to 1 15 am the program offers four college credits for televiewers.
New York stocks finish the day with mixed gains and losses as Bell Labs and Allied Chemical shift among leaders. Major movers include American Can, Ford, Coca Cola, General Electric, and United States Steel, reflecting varied sector performance and investor sentiment.
A 43 year old Grand Canyon motel clerk Donald Mark plunged to his death from the south rim in front of 75 tourists. Park Superintendent John McLaughlin said Mark apparently was playfully jumping between stones, slipped and fell several hundred feet.
A scrambled set of crossword clues and partial answers appears, listing across and down entries such as Wolfhound Baba and Flying mammal, with numerous numbered hints for solutions including animals, objects, and body parts. The page presents a dense grid puzzle style typical of a midcentury newspaper column.
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