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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
21
Readable portions present twelve zodiac signs with dated ranges and mixed advice. Highlights mention self awareness for Aries, cautious finances for Taurus, relationships for Gemini, health for Cancer, romance for Leo, and career focus for Pisces. A birthday note asserts personal dynamism and a drive to act. General trends point to cycles and creativity, with several signs urged to reassess foundations and avoid extremes.
A World rights syndicate feature presents a cheeky numeric puzzle titled ERE is 2 pleasant little pumes that will give you a mange every day. It instructs readers to count letters in their name, adjust by subtraction, and use a grid to reveal a hidden message.
In a panel from Hatlo's Theyll Do It Every Time the editor notes a public Q A on nuclear energy control and civil defense. It explains the OCD aims to repurpose home basements as shelters and signals ongoing steps to identify suitable facilities.
In a bridge hand, East overcalls one heart and South settles three no trump after an overcall. Declarer risks two diamond tricks but a diamond nine finesse yields eleven tricks. The article ends with a question: what should South bid? Answer tomorrow.
London officials weigh offering asylum to Aviz Ulugzade, a Soviet Oriental Language expert who fled a Russian youth delegation in India. The spokesman said Ulugzade is in Indian authorities' hands, highlighting potential refuge amid heightened Cold War tensions.
Cartoon program listing includes Little Show Lunchtime Cartoon and various acts. Names Woody Wandbury Morla of 9 Women Billie Boucher and Popeye referenced amid puzzle-like captions. Limited readable details, fragments emphasize stage names and syndication cues.
A dense OCR snippet lists a grid of television programs and hosts across days and times. Entries include Paul Dixon shows, Donna Reed, Andy Griffith, Dick Van Dyke, Merv Griffin, Perry Mason, Batman, Bewitched, Dragnet, and multiple Today and Jeopardy segments. The chaotic line expresses network blocks and channel cues with several repeats.
Mrs W M offers leaflets and booklets on child care with prices from nothing to 25 cents. The column suggests ordering via self addressed stamped envelopes and mentions titles like The Family Book of Child Care and Baby and Child Care by Spock. It includes reader questions on infant sleep patterns and gives practical tips for nap transitions and night feeding, plus an offer to request the Patterns of Sleep leaflet.
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