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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1973
Page
6
In a Becker column a fast double by West against four spades backfires as declarer sees all cards. South ducks hearts, ruffs diamonds and clubs, then cashes clubs to reach eight tricks. South later seizes the last trick, sealing a well-played hand.
A dense broadcast schedule lists TV stations WCLA WTWO WTHI WTTV WLWI IC WRTV WTVW WISH WICD WUSI WAND and radio outlets WKZI WWCM WBOW WAAC WISU WWCM WTHI WVTS WPFR WBOW WVVR with channel numbers, affiliations, and varied hours for music news and educational or religious programming across Champaign Evansville Indianapolis and Terre Haute regions.
Advice to Miss R from West Virginia on stopping a boyfriend’s drug use. She is advised to urge him into an anti drug program immediately and seek help from parents teachers religious adviser and a family physician. The guidance warns she risks addiction by continued close contact and stresses shared dangers and the need for professional treatment.
A horoscope advises Aries to avoid turning tasks into a punitive test that unsettles workers. It warns Taurus that today’s events must fit a prearranged schedule or risk losing success across levels.
Across and down puzzle clues fill a vintage crossword style page. Readers decipher word meanings with a long list of partial phrases and definitions across two directions.
The column parodies Father of the Country titles noting Cicero Caesar and Augustus as predecessors to George Washington. It names figures called Fathers of various fields and humorously links June Fathers Day to finances. Premier Meir mocks Moses while hosting Willy Brandt in Israel. The Prophet faces playful critique for desert journey allegory.
Kenneth D. Schermerhorn conductor of the Milwaukee Symphony and his ballerina wife were granted a Circuit Court divorce after a year of voluntary separation. Married in 1957 in Mexico, Mrs. Schermerhorn known as Lupe Serrano has not performed for about two years and was awarded custody of their daughters, ages 9 and 5.
The author disputes the trick explanation of wagon backspin as optical illusion and theorizes two wagon wheel sets enabling a coin train rotation. Phase II shows pioneers surrounding a circle to force Indians to fire, contrasting film depictions of Indians riding circles with real history and urging readers to reconsider in reruns.
Lowell Mass Mrs Gail Sinicki a new City Council member was marked absent on 30 roll calls after refusing to answer to her married name at a council meeting She requested to be called Gail Dunfey the name she used when running for office The city solicitor said her official name cannot be changed without a formal request.
Washington reports show President Nixon's approval at 45 percent after a televised appeal for support. Gallup finds low marks among workers and youths, while Lou Harris indicates distrust over Watergate handling. Democrats gain among union and Catholic voters.
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