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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
5
Bridge problem narrative discusses declarer play and defenses. South opens with one heart, West bids three spades, North holds Ace of Spades, King Jack of Hearts, 7 4 2 of Diamonds, Ace of Diamonds. What should North bid? Answer to morrow.
The excerpt describes a bridge hand where the bidding was reasonable yet the final contract had slim chances due to both players holding a double ton in the same suit. West led trump, declarer ruffed three clubs then faced a red-suited endgame, with West reasoning East held the heart ace for defense. West weighed exiting with heart versus diamonds, finally deciding as the play continued.
Preserve sliced apples by packing them in a sterilized jar with an aspirin tablet, fill with apples and water, seal, and rinse before use. Clean a white felt hat by dusting with a mix of cornmeal, salt, and flour, let sit overnight, then brush away.
State Police chief announced changes effective November 1 including Col Lester Sheridan moving to detective sergeant at Schererville, Sgt Charles Sallows becoming first sergeant on toll road, Sgt William Sheeks named department training officer, and Cpl Richard Berger reassigned to crash and injury research in Indianapolis. Also mentions Florida ROTC unit cadet John T Gibson from Anderson enrolled at University of Florida.
A fragmented puzzle item presents a late game fortune in a nun theme. It instructs counting letters, performing arithmetic to obtain a number, then reading letters under checked figures in a rectangle to reveal a hidden message. The source cites 1964 and a misread author name Williams J. Miter.
Pravda marks the 19th anniversary of the United Nations Charter signing by reaffirming Moscow's refusal to fund UN peacekeeping missions.
A dense transcription of a Tuesday broadcast grid listing morning to night programs across NBC CBS and ABC stations. It includes silent children’s blocks, The Lone Ranger, Popeye and Tom Mix style cartoons, game shows, soap operas such as Guiding Light and World Turns, news blocks with Weather and Huntley-Brinkley, and primetime staples like The Untouchables, Red Skelton, Peyton Place, and The Tonight Show variants. The schedule names multiple sponsors and hosts, with hours ranging from early morning to late night.
Readers share questions on child sleep when TV and late activities push bedtimes past 8 p.m. Experts advise early lights out for 8 year old and younger siblings to preserve school performance, suggesting after school play and earlier viewing only for age appropriate programs. Advice notes that patterns formed help children accept bedtime without resentment.
Mrs Manley Asken presided as Moonville Home Demonstration Club elected new officers for the year at their October meeting held at Mrs Fred Cutler's home in Bethany. Sixteen members and two guests attended. devotions were led by Mrs Fred Cutler and cake decorating was taught by Mrs Judy England.
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