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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
6
A duplicate bridge column analyzes a two diamonds contract where a double by the partner proved costly. It notes how hearts and trumps influenced play, warns against reckless doubles, and explains that doubles must be backed by suitable suit length and defense.
A dense list of daily activities at the YMCA outlines times for Christian Business Men Board Air Force and various classes and groups. The timetable includes dinners Anderson B P W Home Builders Girls State Industrial Management and multiple swim and recreation sessions for boys and girls with underage and advanced options.
City editor weighs a citizen proposal in a column about a law regulating tanks and safety concerns. An identified resident, George Stoffel of 5249 West Cide Road, Illinois, is noted in context.
New York and Miami each attract more than a billion dollars in annual tourist income. The two cities draw visitors who contribute to sizable tourism earnings, highlighting their status as major travel destinations.
In Fort Wayne Chrysler Corp asks to dismiss a government antitrust suit alleging dealer boycotts against Studebaker Lark compact cars. Chrysler also seeks a venue change to Detroit. No action on motions expected before August per Attorney Kenneth Raub.
Fresno coverage reports the sale of Cella Vineyards' wineries in Reedley and Napa to United Vintners Inc, announced by President J B Cella. United Vintners, the marketing arm of Allied Grape Growers, operates wineries in Clovis Madera Escalon Lodi and Asti. Price not disclosed.
In this column advice notes that normal sucking satisfaction reduces thumb and bottle habits. Breast fed babies gain natural sucking, while bottle fed should work harder for milk. Readers discuss when to introduce solids and how feeding patterns affect behavior, referencing a booklet and the author Myrtle Meyer Eldred.
A family of four plus two sons must ferry across a river in a 160 pound capacity boat. They solve it by alternating crossings: the two sons go first with one returning, the man crosses with a son returning, the two sons cross again with a return, the wife crosses with a son returning, and the two sons finish crossing, leaving the boat on the far bank. This sequence uses the sons to shuttle and keeps the boat on the far side at the end.
The Atomic Energy Commission presents Atoms in Action at the Anderson Free Fair from July 1, a public service by Madison County AFL-CIO Council. The display features color panels on atomic structure fission and uses of radioactive materials plus three models including a working power plant fusion demonstration and a 3 foot model of the USS Savannah. The exhibit is operated for the Commission by Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies, a nonprofit educational group of Southern colleges and universities.
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