Almanac notes for October 9, 1972
UPI Almanac for Monday October 9 1972 marks the 283rd day of the year with 8 3 to follow. It lists celestial sightings birthdates historical events and a thought for the day from Willa Cather.
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United Press International
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
Aimeen McPherson
Minnesota
U.S
City of
Flint
Murmansk
Pius XII
Willa Cather
High and Mighty 1 Phonograp Equipment Coll
A garbled list of clues and entries from a word puzzle page includes references to phonograph gear, names like Powel and Pythias, terms for gait and colonial terms, and various numeric codes. The fragmentary text hints at a cryptic crossword style with hints for many cross letters and foreign language cues.
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Powel
Pythias
Moines
Seaersians
Bridge on Feel of the Table and Four Spades Victory
Oswald and Jim Jacoby discuss how feel and half strength guide decisions in a bridge auction. East aims to test enemy strength and decide on five hearts, North advances to four spades, and East ultimately accepts beating the hand undoubled.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Jim
East
North
Bridge bidding puzzle from Sensea hand analysis
In a bridge problem the West North East South sequence shows the South hand with A K S E Y A 1 0 2 and diamonds, and the response from partner with one club. The question asks what to bid after opening 1 club with 19 points and a diamond support.
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