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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
20
Miss Brash opens on virtually nothing triggering a misplay by Mr. Abel who must forge a heart winner to make the game. He plans four spades and four diamonds plus ace of clubs for nine tricks then learns heart defense changes the outcome. The column analyzes declarer decisions and defender errors in a late heart lead and trump timing.
A collection of old home tips includes peeling onions with two kitchen matches to prevent tears. It also advises silicone coatings for aluminum window maintenance and easier sliding, plus coffee grounds to eradicate ant hills. A note adds that Finland granted women full suffrage in 1906.
A 1962 puzzle by William J. Miller explains a letter counting method to derive a key number from your name. Start top left, check key numbers left to right, then read the message from letters under the checked figures. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
Ten Spaniards were gored Saturday during the annual San Fermin bull run in Pamplona. The event opens the Basque festival as six fighting bulls thunder through the streets.
A reader describes guilt about disliking a seven year old daughter and facing harsh treatment. The response urges seeking help at a Child Guidance Clinic or Family Social Service Agency and offers a leaflet on positive parenting. Messages from Myrtle Meyer Eldred provide contact details for further communication.
President Kennedy stated the United States wants a full settlement of the Chamizal feud over about 630 acres in El Paso Texas, land long disputed since a Rio Grande course change. Officials describe the area as undeveloped land with stockyards, making the dispute a sensitive Mexico U S issue. Kennedy noted the arbitration award of 1911 awarded the land to Mexico but the U S did not accept it.
AP reports Neal Grider longtime American Legion official and banker from Indianapolis died early Monday at 73. Native of Fincastle he served as national treasurer of the Legion in 1933-34 and 1945-58. He was executive vice president and executive committee chairman of Peoples Bank & Trust Co. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Wednesday in Indianapolis.
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