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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1969

Page

7

Ann Landers Advice Sparks Domestic Troubles

Readers recount violent husband incidents framed as accidents and a son's troubling relationship. The column suggests managing abuse with caution and proposes alternatives while addressing a teenager dating a 29 year old divorcee. The piece blends letters and editorial guidance in classic Ann Landers form.

Ann Landers Don Molly

Artificial Bidding Shapes The Italian Bridge Power

The article discusses artificial bidding in bridge, noting Italians' success with varied bids. It recounts a 1961 U S Italy match hand with multiple cue bids, a slam try, and a seven bid making, contrasting American misreadings leading to four hearts.

U.S North

Fortune Puzzle Game Message Revealed Daily

A 1969 King Features Syndicate word puzzle explains a daily fortune method. Count your first name letters, adjust by rules to get a key number, then scan a rectangle from the top left and read the letters under the checked figures to reveal a message.

King Features Syndicate, Inc

Cincinnati Colleges Share Federal Grant of 539959

Seven Cincinnati colleges and universities will share a federal education grant of 539,959 dollars for the 1969-70 academic year. Recipients include University of Cincinnati 396512 and Xavier University 67200, with smaller grants to Edgecliffe College Ohio College of Applied Science Mount St Joseph on the Ohio Art Academy of Cincinnati and the Athenaeum.

Ohio College of Applied Science, Mount St. Joseph Ohio Art Academy of Cincinnati The Athenaeum

Let Live Wire Laymen Fill Pulpits Not Closed Churches

Dr George W Crane argues for using capable laymen to preach in small Indiana churches facing closures. He cites Bishop Raines and clergy shortages, urging laypeople such as teachers and doctors to lead once per quarter. He warns against overemphasis on buildings and advocates competition to energize congregations. Address requests to The Middletown Journal.

George W. Crane Arthur Schenck Tittle ‘Hoosier Terre Haute Raines Indiana Methodist Conferences Jesus Peter John James Philip Paul St. Paul Crane Middletown Journal Broad First Sts Middletown Ohio

Israel Sees 8000 Arrivals From 50 Countries This Year

About 8 000 immigrants from more than 50 nations have settled in Israel this year according to the Ministry of Absorption.

Tel Aviv Israel Ministry of Absorption

Heloise Hints From Readers Mirror Door Tip And More

Reader tips cover practical home hacks from using a mirror to spy at the front door to wrap aluminum foil on fishing hooks and magnetic clips for typewriter covers. Additional notes include shoe mat hacks, weight loss observations, fire escape planning, buttonhole tips, and a request for audience submissions to Heloise's column.

Heloise Tammy Tammy Pauline McClere

Burglars Steal $4000 Coin Collection in Hamilton

Deputies report intruders entered Delbert Cox's home at 1980 Vanca Ave and took two large safes, one holding a $4000 coin collection. In nearby break ins, Selby-Smallwood on 7804 Kyles Station Road lost a rifle, several pistols, a camera and two watches totaling $215, and Robert Riggs on Judy Drive said a 16 gauge shotgun and metal cash box were stolen.

Hamilton Delbert Cox Vanca Ave Selby- Smallwood Kyles Station Road Middletown Robert Riggs Judy Drive

Nine Prisoners Aid World Health By Vitamin C Diet

Nine Iowa penitentiary inmates volunteered for a diet lacking vitamin C. They developed scurvy but recovered after vitamin C was reintroduced. Dr. Robert E. Hodges of the University of Iowa said the case may inform World Health Organization findings.

Robert B. Pierce Chicago Temple Iowa City, Iowa Iowa Penitentiary World Health University of Iowa Robert E. Hodges Hodges World Health Organization

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