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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1969
Page
15
A garbled crossword style list with partial spellings and mismatched clues including Mex laborers, pepper plant, mature, edible seaweed, and other entries. The fragment shows various numbered hints but lacks coherent grid or solved answers.
Alfred Sheinwold explains a bridge holdup play to prevent an opponent from running a long suit. He analyzes a scenario where South must decide at the first trick whether to win the king of spades, with the queen of spades led by West, and shows how timing the ace can secure the contract or risk losing tricks. The column includes a full hand, sample play, and a daily question with answer. It notes regional language quirks about Canada using Dominion and America for the United States.
TV log lists programs from 6:00 PM through 12:00 AM across KTUV-2 KPIX-KGO. includes Star Trek News I Love Lucy Batman Bewitched Mister Ed Gilligan's Island The Flintstones Johnny Carson Steve Allen and late-night news. notes holiday mood and a lunar dining tip.
Your stars urge inner wisdom to surface and direct effort. For Sagittarius focus on work and health, Capricorn on creativity and love, Aquarius on neglected details and papers, Pisces on clear written plans. If birthdays today, independence and confidence fuel ongoing ventures.
A walnut sized moon rock went on public view in Saigon as hundreds queued in a hot room to see the UPI report. USIA escort Robert Stirling of Tucson said Bangkok saw about 1000 per hour and Saigon expected similar turnout. The exhibit opened with a ribbon cutting led by President Thien and Vice President Ky.
California is noted for a Greek motto unique among states. Eureka, an exclamation meaning I have found it, traces to the discovery of gold and the era of gold rush exploration. The reference ties the state’s symbol to a historic quest and achievement.
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