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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1971
Page
15
TV schedule notes the film Allan portraying Jewish parents of the new graduate Mark Jenkins with ethnic humor. Reviews highlight the cast and the theme while listing prime time airings across channels and a lineup of comedies and dramas through the night.
The listing shows a dense slate of programs across channels with film titles such as The Sheriff Cimarron Strip Ransom for a Dead Man and The Bride Goes Wild. It includes talk shows like Make Your Own Kind of Music and The Session plus CBS News Hour and various sports and movie time blocks.
Hollywood actor Dick Sargent star of Bewitched discusses fame and privacy. He recalls shopping for underwear in a San Fernando Valley store with fans present and notes his wish to someday have his own show while finding actors often boring.
Letter from Gage Park member praises Al Anon for transforming her marriage and family life while her husband shows no interest in AA. Ann urges continued sharing of Al Anon, listing contact details for literature and headquarters. A second reader asks if babysitter costs are part of a date. Ann says responsibility lies with the person who hires the sitter.
In a Tigers versus Tigers bridge hand from a TAN game Oswald and Jim Jacoby discuss aggressive play. The bidding features South opening three no trump despite weak high cards while East avoids doubling. South wins with a heart endplay after careful discards, while East’s defense struggles against the tigerish strategy.
A dense crossword puzzle listing across and down clues, mixing common and obscure terms. The grid includes references to months, trees, foods and geography, with many abbreviations and variants. The filled entries likely span standard English vocabulary and cross with names of places and historical terms.
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