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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1964
Page
5
In a bridge column a tense hand unfolds as South battles to force a favorable endgame. East Sylvia Hazen misleads, West defenders seek to endplay, and declarer must maneuver beyond standard safety plays. The narrative explores risky lines, deception, and telling misdirection that alter the contract outcome.
Step by step guidance on cutting carpet cords with a sharp knife using parallel warp strands as a guide. Describes a method to locate gas pipe leaks by brushing the pipe with a thick liquid to form bubbles at the leak. Proposes a home hair bleach recipe mixing alcohol glycerin and lemon juice.
The National Labor Relations Board rejected trial examiner Lloyd Bunchanan's recommendation and dismissed an unfair labor practices charge filed by the International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers against Electric Motors and Specialties Inc of Garrett Indiana. The hearing occurred August 26 1963 and the examiner had found the firm violated federal labor laws by circulating a decertification petition, but the NLRB ruled the petition was circulated by employees.
A barn on the Allen Anson and Sons seed farm east of Huntington, Indiana, was destroyed by fire. Loss was estimated at more than $60,000, including a large quantity of certified hybrid seed corn.
A humorous comic strip frame by Mort Walker presents a daily numbered puzzle by William J. Miller. It instructs readers to count their name letters, adjust the result, then check positions in a rectangle to read a fortune message. Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
A mother asks how to entertain a month old infant past the crawling to walking stage. Advice suggests ensuring nourishment, varying environments, and rotating toys. Tips include letting the baby explore the floor, changing rooms or locations, and using soft bright items. Also notes a future Christmas toy guide and how to obtain it.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie will depart Gettysburg for a Palm Desert vacation by train, arriving December 18 in California. Brig. Gen. Robert Schulz, Ret., says they will stay in a cottage on the Eldorado Country Club fairway and likely return to Gettysburg in May.
ARUNDEL England UPI The Earl of Woolton 81 former Conservative party chairman and World War II food minister died at his home Monday He suffered a heart attack Friday Lord Woolton served as food minister from 1940 to 1943 in wartime Britain
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