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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1960
Page
17
A fragment describes a daily numeric puzzle using a name length rule to derive a key number and read letters from a rectangle. It mentions starting at the upper left and checking key positions left to right to reveal a fortune message. The text is incomplete and includes publisher credits.
The Defense Ministry in Canberra selects French Mirage II aircraft to upgrade the Royal Australian Air Force fleet, ahead of American Lockheed F-104s, for 30 Avon Sabres. The decision marks a major shift in defence procurement and international aerospace ties.
The Bulletin Herald ad from Howie Hustles urges businesses to call 3 5371 for complete information on special classified rates. It touts increased income and a friendly representative to assist.
Blackwood, on bridge north east, Meek plays to dummy's king with nine of diamonds and discards two hearts. He leads heart ace and ruffs last heart with dummy's last trump, taking seven tricks. Miss Brash asks why critics were needed for an easy lay down.
Washington reports the United States will send military aid to the pro Western government of Laos led by Premier Boun Oum following pleas from the regime. Details on armament types and quantities remain unsettled as shipments proceed amid the civil conflict in Southeast Asia.
A mother recalls her son’s early refusal to eat beyond bacon and cheese and how he later expanded his diet to bananas peanut butter rare steak and well salted fries. The piece notes inherited temperaments influence food preferences and urges parental guidance while accepting varying child diets. It also mentions a 25 cent booklet on school child food habits and directs readers to Myrtle Meyer Eldred. Tomorrow: Not Too Well.
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