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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1965
Page
10
A bridge analysis discusses the bidding and play on a hand where North South reach four spades after a raise. The text notes misjudgments and defensive choices, including West’s possible diamond shift and East signals with the club ten, affecting declarer’s rhythm and potential tricks.
The item outlines a paste cleaning solution using sodium citrate glycerin and whiting for stains, and offers odor neutralizers such as boiling ground cloves in water or heating vinegar to address kitchen smells. It also suggests starch substitutes for delicate fabrics using sugar in water and mentions a bidding puzzle with a reference to tomorrow’s hand.
About 90 to 75 local Democrats attended Monday morning ceremonies at the Statehouse in Indianapolis. Gov Roger Branigin took the oath of office, with Lt Gov Robert L Rock sworn by former Anderson Mayor Ralph Ferguson, his father-in-law. Rock’s oath was given by his brother Ellen Branigin Jr. Madison County residents present included Mary Jo Rock Mary Ferguson Charles Armington Eugene Creagmile Goldie Miller John Quinn Thomas Broderick Howard Brown Jack Rock John Rock Carroll Grile Kenneth Swanson Luther Puckett Marie Riggs Josephine Windotter. The masked shrew note appears as an unrelated fragment.
A fragmented puzzle item explains a daily fortune game. It instructs counting letters in a first name, adjusting by a rule to obtain a key number, then scanning a rectangle from left to right to read a hidden message. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
The article notes that ancient Egyptians worshiped rats viewing them as symbols of utter destruction and also as bearers of wisdom because the rats chose the best bread. This quirky LAFF A DAY item blends humor with a peek at mythic beliefs about rodents.
Local listings show NBC CBS ABC and other channels airing daytime soap world turns news and weather hourly updates. Evening blocks feature Ruth Lyons programs Hullabaloo Red Skelton McHale's Navy and Tycoon with adjacent sports and crime drama slots.
A discussion on infant growth argues mothers should avoid forcing milestones. Children develop abilities like sitting, standing, and walking in their own time, given proper nutrition and a spacious environment. Early achievement doesn't indicate health, while persistent delays may signal check points.
Compute x and y where (x+y)^2 = 59902.5625 and x−y = 119.75. Solve to find smaller number, then take cube root of that result. Steps show extracting square root, subtracting difference, halving, yielding the smaller value and its cube root.
Tokyo reports Japan maintains a premier school broadcasting framework with radio begun in 1935 and television in 1953. The Japanese Broadcasting Corporation runs 184 weekly school programs totaling over five hours, staffed by 120 personnel. Sixty to seventy percent of schools have TV sets, with 90 percent of primary schools equipped.
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