Top Record-Holder in Masvidual Championship Play
Bridge column by B Joycee discusses five hands with bidding decisions. Opponent opens three diamonds, guidance covers double takeout four diamonds for slam potential and cautions on notrump vs spade games.
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B. Joycee
On the Line Forecasts For 1972 Conflicts And Sports
The column predicts 1972 will feature Nixon’s Peking and Moscow trips with rhetoric over substance. It cites potential Vietnam troop reductions and POW repatriation, Ali vs Frazer rematch with satellite gate, and ongoing Irish conflict. It notes Bangladesh entry to the UN and a Waldheim gavel champagne break.
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Nixon
Peking
Moscow
South Vietnam
Spiro Agnew
LBJ
Goldwater
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
Bangladesh
West Pakistan
Kurt Waldheim
Kilkenny
Hal Boyle and Folklore in Midcentury Observations
The note reviews Hal Boyle's take on middle aging and behavior with women, tires, and children, cites Dr. Francis J. Braceland, and adds folklore about supertankers in Japan, table talk, nutmeg luck, and slipper gifts, ending with Samuel Taylor Coleridge on reform excess.
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Francis J. Braceland
Japan
English
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Preventing Hernia Complications Through Supervised Repair
A medical column warns against home truss use for hernias and promotes modern surgery with anesthesia as a safe repair. It notes smoking cessation aids heart health but cigars may still deliver nicotine and stresses reducing tension. Sun exposure links to skin cancer, advising skin specialists for unusual spots. Carbon dioxide exhaled by animals is used by plants.
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Mrs. S
Community notices from Montezuma and nearby towns
Clara Lewis hospital patient status noted in Montezuma. Leslie Britton visits from Stevens College with W. D. Britton and Marcia. Montezuma Past Matrons host holiday party led by Edith Fortmer with minutes by Juanita Gainer and refreshments by Mrs. Naylor. Dana Club names president and vice president. Civic Club holds tree ceremony with invocation and late carols. I.S.U. students home for holidays listed with families visiting in area.
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Montezuma
Ind
Clara Lewis
Vermillion County Hospital
Leslie Britton
Stevens College
Columbia
W. D. Britton
Marcia
Fredric Naylor
Edith Fortmer
Juanita Gainer
Naylor
Charles R. Brown
Mary Rodgers
Harry Reeders
Dana Club
John Cheesewright
Dana
Ralph Simpson
George Cory, Jr
Alta Commons
Tangier
Holford Cory
Civic Club
Civic Center
Rev. Willard
The
Christian Church
Geraldine Ayers
Dennis Bartlow
I.S.U
Marta Smith
Don Fortner
Edwin Bartlow
Daryl Cox
Diana Fiock
Marka Rennick
Lee Ann Mathas
Weaver Emmett
Paul B. Collings
Susie
Judy
I.S.A
Rockville
W. L. Milam
Richard
David Milam
Lebanon
James R. Wood
Jeannie
I.A
Mooresville
John Wood
Clinton
Daniel Crooke
New Castle
Television Schedules Report for Indiana and Nearby Markets
A detailed listing of local channel schedules and programs across INDIANA CABLE CHANNEL 5 1 2 4 and 6 including news, movies, variety and late night shows with specific time slots and color programming notes for New Year’s Eve, football bowls and syndicated series across multiple stations.
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Channel 3
Guy Lombardo
Radio Station Frequencies and Schedules Listing
A compact table lists multiple radio stations with frequencies and broadcast hours across AM and FM bands. Entries include 1480 AM 99.9 FM 6 a.m. to sunset interspersed with news reviews and 1230 AM WBOW with 24 hour news reviews, plus WAAC WKZI AM 800 country music and daytime talks, and WPFR FM 102.7 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. country music sports night train.
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WBOW
WAAC
WKZI
WPFR
Wvts FM
Wisu FM
Indiana State Univer
WWCM
Hypnotist Aims to Break 100-Hour Hypnosis Record
UPI reports hypnotist Yoon Yun will attempt a 100 hour hypnosis session with Sonila Laurens, reigning Mrs. France, under medical supervision. The goal is to surpass the 96 hour current world record in Paris.
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Paris
UPI
Yoon Yun
Sonila Laurens
France
Moment of undoing as intellect challenges faith
The speaker laments humanity’s pride in knowledge and science, claiming superior minds have questioned God’s presence. He pleads for forgiveness and a return to faith, recalling human fragility. The text ends with a historical note: the first bonds of the United States were authorized in 1790.
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United States
Crossword Clue Puzzle From Historic Page
A mixed set of across and down clues appears with classic crossword style including entries for countries, figures, and common terms. The grid suggests a themed puzzle with references to ancient cities, rulers, and everyday objects across varied lengths.
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Indiana Cable
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Foods of the World
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Terre Haute
Walter Cronkite
Harlem Globetrotters
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Jerry Lewis
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Anis & Aardvark
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Dick van Dyke
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David Frost
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Champaign, III
WLWI
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WFBM
Jim Bishop
Loweezy
Steve Canyon
Ewa Yee BY
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Lois
Mort Walker
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Chic Young
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Donald Duck
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Walt Disney
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Bubba
Redeye
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Etta Kett
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