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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
8
A cryptic style crossword with clues and grid entries labeled across and down. Solves include a mix of geographic, linguistic, and cultural references, forming a complete puzzle with themed and independent wordplay.
The article explains the grand slam force in bridge, detailing its use when South bids five no trump to invite a grand slam if North holds the ace and king of trumps. It contrasts with Blackwood and notes how North should respond by naming trumps. It also recalls Princeton Rutgers 1869 football lore with the siss boom ah shout.
The page lists area TV stations with city and network affiliations and cable numbers for Champaign Terre Haute Indianapolis Evansville and Olney along with numerous radio stations and their broadcast hours and formats. It notes Channel 17 on cable when Channel 16 is off air and provides a snapshot of music news sports and educational content across stations WKZ1 WWCM WBOW WAAC WISU WTVR WVVR and others.
Hal Boyle reflects on past social life noting strong neighbor bonds as central to daily life and how money mattered more in pockets than in voice. He recalls family silence around illness and a world with less indifference and bolder opinion expression.
Horoscope continues on page 4 urging forgiveness. Aries notes a friend from old days helps recall items. Taurus counsels guiding the young toward honorable paths to success.
In Los Angeles writer William Inge, 60, dies by carbon monoxide in closure of a garage after a rejected novel surfaces. Salisbury author John Creasey, aka J J Marric, dies content after prolific career of 540 novels. Regina, Sask, journalist Clark Mollenhoff predicts a Nixon era resignation or impeachment within six months amid Watergate era tensions.
Divorce actions and lawsuits filed in Superior Court No. 2 include Peggy Lynn Wilson versus Keith C. Wilson and John A. Kesler. Laments list Edward S. Everett versus Shirley Y. Shea and Indiana State Bank versus William A. Compton. Also named are Bedino Chapels Inc. versus Earl McCullough and Lyman Matherly, Armstrong Walker Lumber Company versus John M. Stallings, and Mary Shassere versus Francis L. Shassere.
Real estate transfers show multiple property handovers including lots in Cruft Farm Mack and Grimes Sub and Windemere Sub to various individuals. Birth announcements list several couples welcoming newborns on June 15 to 18 in the Terre Haute region. Meningeal worm described as a parasite living in animal tissues.
A speaker alleges cover ups at the White House amid claims of deceit. Clark remains noncommittal on returning salary from service at the epicenter of the rot, Tenn.
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