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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1964
Page
5
North is at no trump as the article discusses a critique of spade lead decisions and defensive finesse. It reviews West's masterly defense in a no trump contract, the consequences of ducking tricks, and hints at an upcoming answer regarding bid choices and card values.
American Legion officials project a 63 percent rise in college age youths in the next decade. The study, led by Daniel J. Conner, shows 21 to 25 year olds growing from 11.7 million to 15.5 million by 1975 and college enrollment rising from 5.2 million in 1955 to 8.5 million by 1965. Indiana enrollments are forecast to jump from 133,000 to 227,000 by 1973.
Highland The Highland Boys 4 H Club and leader James Taylor conducted their annual tour on Saturday June 6 with stops at Dick Johnsons Bob Jones David Conrad and Ted Waytmire farms to view sheep dairy cattle beef cattle and swine exhibits. Fall wing projects were shown at the school and the next meeting was scheduled for June 23. Also noted is a Highland High School 4 H club meeting and a brief Welfare/Gov segment on infant paternity in 1950.
A quirky daily message puzzle titled WISHING WELL ERS explains counting letters in your name to derive a key number and reading a rectangular grid to reveal a fortune. It credits William J. Sitter with distribution by Kinc Features Syndicate Inc.
Snowfall in areas south of Lakes Ontario and Erie averages more than 150 inches yearly, while regions farther north receive less. The retro news notes a wide geographic spread in winter snowfall across the lakes basin.
Mothers share practical methods to distract and soothe a baby during diaper changes. Suggestions include talking, funny faces, toys kept only for changing time, and using a nursery chair or stool as infants grow. Readers are directed to Mrs. Eldred’s booklet on parenting behavior for further guidance.
Dr. Claude A. Watson general secretary of the Free Methodist Church led his annual birthday flight over Winona Lake with Mrs. Watson. He is nearly 79 and the oldest Sky Roamers Club member from Burbank. Watson is a flying doctor lawyer and preacher based in Los Angeles.
Let X be the number. The equation 20X minus X minus 3 equals 236 yields 19X minus 3 equals 236. Then 19X equals 239, so X equals 239 divided by 19, which is 12.
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