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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1962
Page
20
In a dramatic bridge column, Mr. Heinsite as declarer in three no trump analyzes a complex hand led by the trey of clubs. He outlines a dramatic six heart contract squeeze involving Mr. Muzzy and Mrs. Keen, claiming a perfect line yields twelve tricks.
Portable music plan outlines protecting a radios with a plastic bag at the beach or in rain to keep it operable. Picnic table cover tips suggest weights with dowel rods to prevent flapping. Rubber cap grip advises wrapping a rubber band around stubborn jar caps for a firmer grip.
A fragment shows network call letters NBC CBS ABC and local station codes WTTV WFBM WISH WLW I and a note The Symbol C Below Denotes Program In Color. The text resembles a TV grid label or key rather than a complete program entry.
A vintage King Features puzzle from 1962 explains a daily message game. It details counting letters in a name, adjusting to a key number, then reading letters under checked figures in a grid to reveal a fortune.
NEW FINNMARK SET HELSINKI-Finland approves a currency reform to take effect January 1. Under the plan, 100 of the present Finnish marks will equal one new Finn mark, and a United States dollar will buy 3.22 new Finnmarks.
A mother rejects a doctor and teacher's retarded label for her seven year old son who cannot form sentences and is plagued by aggression. She keeps him in a regular class, inviting ridicule, while seeking help to curb his behavior. A second case involves a three year old middle child who also hits others to cope with jealousy and unequal treatment. The piece urges recognizing underlying causes and addressing them rather than labeling the children. It notes a booklet by Mrs. Eldred, Obedience and Discipline, available via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
Baltimore AP report notes Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy, touring in Norman Krasna play Who Was That Lady I Saw You With, oppose a TV situation comedy. They prefer stage, enjoy working together, and value family at their New Rochelle home while children Kathy and Mike attend camp.
Deputy Foreign Minister Vassily V. Kuznetsov leaves for Geneva to lead the Soviet delegation at disarmament talks, Tass reports. The delegation has been headed by Valerian A. Zorin, also a deputy foreign minister.
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