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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1958
Page
8
A bridge column discusses a hand involving Mrs Keen and Mr Dale with King low play, spade and heart finesse, and endplay ideas. It analyzes motives, trump management, and potential ruffs, pondering why Mrs Keen led a spade and what misdirection could reveal about opponents.
A series of quick home guidance snippets covers satin wood touch ups, preserving floor polish with coarse salt, and making biscuits open easily by halving the dough and layering cuts. The piece mentions steel supply leaders and Nomad Schools in the Sahara with French tutors riding camels to teach basics.
Fragmented radio schedule notes that only about 25 percent of capacity meets daily newspaper needs and coal production runs around 700 tons per minute under English law influenced language.
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold plans a weekend trip to Cairo to press talks on the Lebanon crisis. From Cairo he would proceed to Jerusalem Amman and possibly Beirut for negotiations before returning midweek. A Canadian U.N. observer was killed recently in the region.
A reader asks Elizabeth Woodward for guidance on a long running romance. A 20 year old boyfriend, who never works, expects support while she questions marriage and future plans. Woodward urges caution, suggests the man should prove himself, and advises the reader to wait for clearer signals before committing.
A five day old strike by MEBA mariners against East and Gulf coast ship owners was settled late Friday. The MEBA was the last of four maritime unions to reach new work agreements with the American Merchant Marine Institute, potentially ending slow paralysis of movements by dry cargo and passenger ships under the American flag.
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