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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1963
Page
4
In a bridge duel North South with Mrs Keen facing Mr Masters, Keen sketches a plan to force a game as Masters contends with old school no trump. Meek presses 16 to 18 points while Keen signals complex distribution to outmaneuver.
The piece combines bridge play commentary and reader questions on stain removal and restoration. It mentions Masters Abel Keen and an opening lead, then answers on removing oil stains from concrete with acetone and amyl acetate, making a starch paste for plaster statuary, and using vinegar to revive glue. It ends noting Cape Town tobacco production changes in Africa.
A brief puzzle item explains a numeric game titled M 2 ERE by Wiha J. Willer. Readers count the Jetters in their first name, apply subtract or add rules, and use the resulting key numbers to read a daily message from letters in a rectangle. Published by Xing Features Syndicate, Inc.
A government strike by nurses enters its fourth day with no settlement in sight. The action began Friday as nurses pressed for higher pay and improved working conditions.
The article outlines adjusting sleep routines as children grow, noting two nap periods for early years and the shift to one nap around 7 to 12 months, with later guidance for later ages. It emphasizes recognizing fatigue, guiding children to bed, and avoiding forceful naps, plus a 13 to 14 hour daily sleep average for 2 to 5 year olds and an offer for leaflets from Myrtle Meyer Eldred through the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
A fragmented TV guide style listing outlines theater cartoons wrestling news and movies with names like Lone Ranger Peter Gunn Gunsmoke and Lawrence Welk. It also mentions Surfside Hayride and a ballroom dance schedule along with weather and news blocks for Saturday.
Jean, whose husband died after she shot him in self defense, sues the tavern for selling drinks to a drunk man. The court finds the tavern keeper liable under Dramshop law for foreseeable harm, while noting Jean’s self defense. It cites variations in state law and mentions insulin's impact on diabetes treatment.
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