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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1964
Page
22
A bridge column presents a complex hand and bidding sequence with notes on optimal play. It discusses diamond finesses and heart entries, detailing how declarers can maximize tricks depending on card layout and overtaking the heart queen. It includes a scenario where South must decide a bid and analyzes a blood pressure joke line amid the card discussion.
The article offers quick fixes for gaps in wide plank floors using papier mache for cracks up to a half inch and steps to renew satin by magnesia and chalk paste. It also suggests removing chocolate stains with a cold water borax paste and following fabric grain while treating the material.
A short syndicated feature explains a two number game to yield a daily fortune. Players count letters in their name, adjust by rules to get a key number, then read a message from the rectangle by checking those positions left to right. 724 WEE by William J. Miler. Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
The University of Arizona in Tucson founded in 1890 on land donated by local citizens faced an early history before the state established any high schools.
In London Sir Winston Churchill attended a brief appearance in the House of Commons. The 8 year old former prime minister appeared to stumble as he left the chamber and was driven home in his limousine.
A TV schedule preview highlights the Symbol program slate and channel listings. It outlines upcoming episodes and schedule blocks, signaling a focus on the network's branding and lineup.
A column discusses foster home placement balancing child welfare with parental legal rights. It notes agencies focus first on the child’s best interests and eventual possible return to parents, and includes a letter from a widow seeking guidance on reuniting with her daughter after remarriage. Myrtle Meyer Eldred invites further questions for publication and replies.
Johnny travels to a friend's house at 5 miles per hour then returns at 3 miles per hour. The round trip takes 12 minutes. Let d be the one way distance. Time is d/5 plus d/3 equals 12 minutes which is 0.2 hours. Solve: d/5 + d/3 = 0.2. d(8/15) = 0.2 so d = 0.2 * 15 / 8 = 3/8 × 15 /? Wait. Compute properly: 0.2 = 1/5. (1/5)+(1/3) = 8/15. d*(8/15)=1/5, so d= (1/5)*(15/8)=3/8=0.375 miles. Twice distance? One way is 0.375 miles, distance from home to friend is 0.375 miles.
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