28 Oct 1970
Page 24
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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1970
Page
24
A pasted stream of Dear Ann Landers letters and replies recounts affection, betrayal, and social antics. The text touches on a teen’s inappropriate relationships with adults, marital infidelity, and a college tone of guidance. It also includes a political note from Honolulu on a candidate’s campaign spending.
A compact listing shows across clues from 68 to 72 and various word fragments, ending with note that the puzzle was solved on Tuesday Oct 27. The readable fragments include references to WWII site, marriages, signs, an Israeli dance, and several stray terms, indicating a completed crossword page readout.
Washington columnist Dick West surveys a 1970 re election mood with a rightward swing among conservatives and possible leftward counter surge among liberals. He jokes about the Middie American, New York four way Senate race, and a potential write in victory for Christine Jorgensen, raising constitutional questions.
In today's bridge column South uses the Bath Coup by leading king from a king queen top suit. West switches to clubs, declarer loses two spades one diamond and one club. The Daily Question asks for the right call with a weak hand and suggests pass or a one heart opening depending on holdings.
Dr. Paul Poulos announces final re election drive for Senator Murphy with local organizers Bob Runnings Tom Ashurst and Mrs. Wilbur mobilizing voters in Mendocino County for the November 3 election. A Republican rally in Anaheim at 9 30 p m Friday Oct 30 on Channel 2 TV features President Nixon stumping for statewide candidates.
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