Random Almanac Fragments From March 12 1968 Newswire
A mixed digest from the day includes historical notes on Girl Scouts origins in Savannah in 1912, FDR’s Fireside Chats in 1933, and political shifts. Also reported are a Zambia bombing near the high commission, and a bridge column detailing a squeeze play miscue in a South American contract game.
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United Press Iilamatintal
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Mra
Juliette Gordon Low
America
Savannah
Pranklin D.roosevelt
Miele
Germany
Austria
U.S
Sir Winston Churchill
United States
Bridge bidding puzzle about two heart cue response
A fragmented bridge bidding prompt asks what to do after partner opens two hearts or clears a cue. The text references South hands, heart control, and a two heart cue response with a question about best continuation. The article invites an answer tomorrow in a local column.
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Fragmented OCR Item Lets Noisy Muse Fall Flat
A garbled OCR fragment names actors and phrases from multiple topics and places. It mentions stage play, numbers, and personal names in a jumbled sequence, lacking clear narrative or coherent event. The readable bits suggest a theatrical context with scattered references to people and settings.
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