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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1964
Page
4
Howard Schenken and Richard L. Frey present a bridge quiz on suit development to limit losses. Scenarios show how to handle East West holdings AJ632 K95 and AK613 among others, detailing finesses and top-card leads to achieve four tricks or protect against 4-1 splits.
The text mixes a math puzzle about tank capacity with a bridge play excerpt. The tank problem asks capacity when draining 23 of a full tank and adding 43 gallons yields one third full, giving 258 gallons. The rest discusses bridge tactics and card play with directions and finesses, including leading toward specific cards and securing tricks.
In a Reader's Courtroom segment, Tony drove with George when a dog appeared on the road. Tony warned and slowed, the car spun and hit a tree, injuring George. The court found no negligence by Tony, since the emergency was created by the dog, not by Tony's actions.
The Army announced an $8 million contract to General Dynamics for XH radio sets. It also awarded Singer Co. HRB a $5,565,474 contract for surveillance systems and Raytheon a $3,480,000 contract for radar modification kits.
A concise TV schedule note lists Channel BCS 1 and the ada program. It mentions a 4-indiv schedule item and references Symb programming in a brief broadcast slot. The fragment outlines planned airtimes and channel labels without detailed show titles.
A reader advises gentle bedtime methods for a 14 month old including letting the child sleep when tired, early rising after waking, and creating pleasant bedtime associations with toys and blankets. She mentions small rewards for toilet training, prefers limited use, and discusses name choices and avoiding made up names while favoring family naming traditions. The letter is addressed to Myrtle Meyer Eldred at the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, Iowa.
A reader asks how to speed lemon juice extraction by making a large batch and storing in a tight jar. Another asks how to remove tar stains from fabrics, with advice to rub petroleum jelly and launder hot. A third suggests warming enamel containers in hot water before use.
Nobels Prize winning Prof. Hermann J. Muller will retire from Indiana University in June. The 72 year old scientist earned the 1946 Medicine Prize for work showing radiation did not cause hereditary changes in fruit flies. Also retiring at the same time is Pulitzer winner Prof. R. C. Buley.
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