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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1962
Page
7
In a best spade lead example North as declarer arrays a squeeze against West. South wins with the ace after ducking the king and cashes five hearts, forcing West to discard to guard clubs. The remaining cards yield no escape for West as dummy and declarer execute the squeeze.
LAS PALMAS Spain legend says the Canary Islands in the Atlantic 70 miles off Africa are Atlantis remnants. Known as the Fortunate Isles seven of the thirteen islands are inhabited.
A humorous column recounts a mistaken death report about Mark Twain and a long list of Elyria area updates. It mentions Lloyd Sweet alive at 439 West River, Nepal postings, the James C. Hendy Memorial Award, Pat Mason in Kathmandu, and local readers who write in about the column.
A true story from Elyria shows how square dance lessons weave personal ties. Newcomers and longtime participants meet, renew friendships, and even reshuffle social calendars as couples balance classes with other activities. The piece lists a dense week of square dance events across multiple venues and callers.
A letter from Sandusky, Ohio manager dm C. Russell Stokley protests a 169 bowling average for the state tournament, urging the average be reduced and handicap doubled to favor a one-armed bowler. The piece blends local humor about rules and a mock club invitation.
A letter from Chester Baker discusses moon science and spaceflight plans aiming for American lunar exploration by 1970. It explains lunar conditions, lack of atmosphere, dust hazards, escape velocities, and the role of rockets and shelters for astronauts, outlining a scientific path to the moon’s conquest.
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