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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1960
Page
13
In Blackwood Ontario West, the hand features Mrs Keen opening three spades and Mr Abel winning the opening club lead. The adviser warns that jumping to three spades risks disaster and outlines a safe line to avoid down one in a notional contract.
The world’s largest solar telescope is being built underground at Kitt Peak National Observatory in Tucson for the National Science Foundation. A 380 foot shaft will carry an image of the sun to an underground observing room, enabling brighter images to study sunspots and solar flares, a $4,000,000 astronomy research advance.
The text describes a daily puzzle with a key number derived from the reader’s name by adjusting its letter count and scanning a letter rectangle. The fragment ends with a garbled line referencing William J. Miller and two unreadable phrases, indicating a damaged or partial notice.
During the high water season an estimated 2.3 million cubic feet of water per second are discharged by the Mississippi River at its outlet into the Gulf of Mexico.
Howie Hustles, the Bulletin-Herald Classified Act expert, urges readers to use Classified Ads to find better and happier careers. He offers guidance for full time or part time opportunities and invites people to turn to the ads for job hunting.
Parents often lose patience when children struggle with homework. Instead of shouting, ask the child to explain the problem to you. Work together on a similar test problem to uncover misconceptions, then seek specialized help if needed. A patient approach and interest in the child’s learning shape attitude and effort. Tomorrow: Make Fresh Start. Send 25 cents for a booklet from Myrtle Meyer Eldred.
With 60 workers across six branches, each branch has at least 7 and at most 18 workers. The minimum total for any two branches is 14 if those two hold 7 each, leaving 46 for the remaining four branches, which can be arranged within the 18 per-branch cap.
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