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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1966
Page
7
Hints from Heloise suggest folding facial tissue between lips to prevent lipstick transfer when undressing and using a shower cap over a bicycle seat to keep it dry. The column cites a teen reader question, a daughter’s note, and practical household hacks.
Dr Delbert J Sapson, a psychologist, invites Dr Crane to present a 15 to 30 minute taped talk on applied psychology for Evansville College classes. The piece praises teachers like Dr Sampson and Dr Morgan, notes classroom packaging and student motivation, and promotes a test for good teachers with a stamped return envelope to The Journal.
Dear Ann Landers recounts a wife's experience with a husband who abused her with minor “innocent” acts and later a tough kick in the rear. The letter explores fear for a relative who survived surgery and a possible malignancy, with the writer advising against violence but noting outside help.
Gisele MacKenzie testifies abuse by husband Robert Shuttleworth, wins divorce. She agrees to pay him 10,000 to end a business contract, and will receive the family home in Encino, California. The report also notes a stray paragraph about Dear Ann Landers and a reader correspondence exchange.
In the Vanderbilt championship finals of 1965 a bridge hand from the West dealer showed a dramatic sequence. West cashed the ace of spades while South scored 1090 points, and at the second table East’s bid sequence led to six spades failing. The Jacoby team ultimately gained 1040 points on the deal and won the Vanderbilt, highlighting uncertainties of slams and the risks of bid decisions.
Donald Lukens sponsors a three day teen camp at Chautauqua August 12 to 14 with seminars in politics economics and communism. About 200 youths from the 24th Congressional district are expected to attend. Contact Lukens at 4718 Primrose Lane or camp director Mrs Jean Blazer at 423-0543 for registration forms.
Native villages perched over Lake Maracaibo inspired the name Venezuela, meaning Little Venice in Spanish. The remark ties the country’s identity to its watery geography and historic settlement patterns along the lake.
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