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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1963
Page
21
In bridge, when partner overcalls a spade opening, bid to show your suit length and value. If you have support for his suit, bid full value at once. A key idea is not to rely on partner’s potential rebid and to leverage a strong fit in spades to force the contract.
Instructions show reshaping candles by soaking in warm water then cooling in cold water to set their shape. Also includes tips on using cocoa as a chocolate substitute and a method to hold fabric tight for sewing involving padding a brick.
Rowland Chappell in Laceby England announced a lawsuit against the Ministry of Transport after a new road's headlights shone into his henhouse, causing his 900 hens to stop laying.
A 1962 King Features puzzle by William J. Miller describes a daily fortune game. Players count letters in their first name, adjust by rules to get a key number, then read letters under checked figures in a 1-30 rectangle to reveal a message.
Ivor Turner reported Monday that his missing dog was found alive in a fox hole. His wife May had a vivid dream revealing the dog’s location, which led and aligned with the eventual discovery.
A column features reader letters about not hitting young children and nursing successes. Mrs. Eldred notes that most discipline is ineffective for toddlers and praises nursing for infant contentment, weight maintenance, and sleep. Readers share experiences, tips, and requests for the booklet Your Baby's First Six Months.
The rules committee endorsed new limits on House members travel abroad including ban on using counterpart funds for trips not explicitly authorized. The plan targets foreign currency held by the U S and curb abuses seen as luxury inspections with wife and family. Publicly reported expenditures and per diem rules would tighten oversight.
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