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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1962
Page
9
Mr. Champion analyzes a bridge deal starting with the deuce of spades. He argues against covering the queen, showing how the bidding and position reveal the right play. The result: defenders cash spade tricks and the contract goes down one.
A reader asks how to remove tomato juice and ketchup stains with cold water gly cerin and soap. Another asks for relief from a fishbone lodged in the throat with lemon juice. An easy wallpaper cleaning method uses a flannel bag filled with wheat bran. Washington AP reports Secretary Rusk met with Soviet Ambassador Dobrynin to set groundwork for talks with Foreign Minister Gromyko.
A dense TV schedule lists programs for Saturday including Silent Cartoon Three Stooges and Fa Ind Fa, Bugs Bunny segments, sports parades Giants Phillies, Andy Hardy, and Movie blocks. Afternoon and evening blocks feature Detroit-Chicago broadcasts, wrestling, westerns, and variety shows with multiple time slots and program names.
A short 1962 puzzle feature explains a daily fortune game named WISHING WELL ERE. It gives steps to compute a key number from your name length and describes reading a message from a letter grid. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
Chen Yi says the United States will bear responsibility if Chiang Kai-shek forces attempt to invade the Chinese mainland from Formosa. The statement was issued Thursday amid ongoing cross‑strait tensions and U.S. involvement in regional security.
The Senate Finance Committee approved a $1.1 billion incentive tax break in a quick session. A 7 percent credit for business and utilities to spur plant modernization was kept mostly intact, with minor reductions for Kennedy’s preferences. The measure aims to cut 1982 taxes for businesses by about 1 million and could let utilities save about $900 million through new investments. The panel also backed the investment credit, defeating Gore’s bid to strike the provision.
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