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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1960
Page
6
In a bridge column, Mrs. Keen counts cards and converts a shaky four heart contract. Her opponents Masters Abel and Keen navigate a diamond led by opening, clubs switch, and precise discards to force two losing clubs and one losing diamond before claiming the remaining trumps.
A mixed set of notes describes a math problem where Tom trails Jerry by 126 feet yet Tom runs faster and overtakes after 693 feet. It also includes a separate line about Bedouins in Israel's Negev desert living a wandering life in goatskin tents guided by winds and chiefs.
Greenland ptarmigan molts through three suit colors in a year with seasonal plumage changes. In spring he wears black and yellow, in fall gray tinges, and in winter pure white.
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker will receive honorary degrees in Indiana on a trip that includes Bloomington and Parke County. Governor Handley will greet him at Indianapolis Airport on June 5 and attend IU commencement the next morning.
Dear readers share issues from troubled families to shy teens seeking guidance. Muriel Nissen offers gentle advice and resources, including letters from readers and suggested courses of action.
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter paid tribute to his predecessor John Foster Dulles on the first anniversary of his death. He praised Dulles for his enduring policies and guiding principles used by the State Department and the foreign service worldwide.
Reader's Digest presents a condensed book feature about Elsa the lioness. The story follows the Adamsons and their bond with Elsa from cub to 300 pounds as she freely roams the wild. They recount sleeping in their beds and riding in their car with her.
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