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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1963
Page
32
In a bridge analysis column, South plays to defeat a spade lead and block the defender’s spade sequence. North opens with a promising spread, but the five diamonds contract becomes the practical choice. declarer ducks and then draws trumps, aiming to discard a spade from the dummy and thwart the defense.
A salesman traveled 403 miles in 10 hours with part at 35 mph and rest at 50 mph. The solution shows 233.13 miles at 35 mph and 169. (Note: OCR text contains garbled figures.) The court martial in Seoul upheld death sentences for Lt. Gen. Park Im Hang and three others for plotting a coup against Park Chung Hee.
A UPI report from Hard to Call London notes President Johnson is the hardest man in Washington to reach by phone, as he rarely ends a telephone line.
A list of cartoons and shows including The Lunchtime Cartoons, Girl Talk, Bingo, Movie Dragnet, Santa Claus, Dick Tracy, Superman, Popeye and Janie appears in a TELE section. The mixed lineup hints at a family friendly broadcast schedule with diverse characters across titles and genres.
Eli Lilly & Co shareholders approve a two-for-one common stock split effective Dec 27 with new par value 2.50 per share and a quarterly dividend of 1.25 per share tied to earnings. The board votes to set six million Class A and twelve million Class B shares for the split.
Parents face a child's temper outbursts with shock and frustration. The advice stresses calm response and minimal reaction, outside settings for in public fits, and identifying triggers such as fatigue or needs. For persistent cases after age five, seek professional help. consider extra attention and care to soothe the child post-storm.
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