Notable CBS party features Cronkite and stars on anniversary
Actress Jean Stapleton and Walter Cronkite share a kiss at a 50th CBS anniversary party as Arthur Godfrey observes. Other celebrities present include Eric Sevareid, Lowell Thomas, Lauren Bacall, Captain Kangaroo, Loretta Swit, Harry Morgan, and Lee Merriweather. Billy Carter’s bid for Billy Beer falls flat with students amid a survey. Princess Anne faces fox hunters amid protests and a sharp exchange with Hunt Saboteurs. Ella Fitzgerald cancels a London concert sold out. Lillian Carter to receive UN medal for civil rights and Peace Corps work, depicted as Ceres on gold and silver FAO medals.
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All In the Family
Walter Cronkite
Arthur Godfrey Iooks
CBS
Eric Severeid
Lowell Thomas
Lauren Bacall
Bob “Captain Kangaroo
Keeshan
Loretta Swit
Harry Morgan
Lee Merriweather
Lillian Carter
United Nations
President Carter
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Ceres
Reading the Jack of Diamonds in a Three Notrump
In a three notrump contract after a club lead, the right play at trick two is to play the jack of diamonds. This signals the diamond layout and helps determine whether four diamond tricks can be made depending on the unseen distribution. If West holds the four missing diamonds, the jack helps. if East has them, there is nothing to do to salvage the contract.
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East
Weather outlook with cold air and mixed precipitation
The forecast calls for a mix of flurries and cold temperatures from Thursday through Saturday with highs in the 30s and teens. Rain or showers move along the East coast and near the Great Lakes, while snow and flurries affect the upper Plains and upper Ohio Valley. A flash flood watch exists for central and southern Ohio as a deepening Michigan storm shifts east, bringing a cold front and renewed snow tonight into Wednesday.
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Lakes
Upper Plains
Upper
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Lower
Michigan
Spring storm brings rain, twisters, and floods across Midwest
Thaw aided by rain and rising temperatures caused rivers and creeks to overflow in the Midwest while tornadoes formed in the South. Nebraska warned ice floes could shift river stages. Illinois saw a springlike day as snow and ice receded. A tornado watch extended from Texas northeastward to Tennessee, with twisters destroying structures near Paducah and Dyersburg. Gusts up to 58 mph and slick highways accompanied widespread travel advisories as the NWS forecast eased rain eastward and mixed northern regions with sun and mild temperatures.
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Nebraska
National Weather Service
Texas
Tennessee
Paducah
Dyersburg
Tenn
Alabama
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