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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1963
Page
19
Declarer should duck the first diamond, win the king, draw trumps, and cash clubs and diamonds to set up ten tricks. Entry to dummy via trump allows a spade finesse plan to establish an extra trick in spades. This safer line avoids heart losses and increases slam chances about three to one.
Delmas S. Jet 15 died when his car on Ohio 216 west of Orrville crashed Thursday night. Driver Fred P. Bigler 16 and passenger Robert Yoder 15 were injured. Separately, notices announce a public zoning hearing September 3–4 1963 in Butler County on property at 5019 Windsor Rd and a doctor office and upholstery shop permit dispute at Moore Street, plus a trailer addition variance request.
George Eugene Bueno 17 of Pueblo Colorado was indicted on a federal theft charge after breaking into a downtown Pueblo garage Sunday night and taking a car that belonged to the FBI. The FBI says the vehicle was stolen from a city garage and the suspect was apprehended later.
Kent State University graduate student James Evans reports that mothers of above average fifth graders supervise leisure time and homework more closely. The study of 46 pupils links parental control to better academic achievement and notes mothers’ interest in reading habits and future plans. Evans earned a Master of Arts degree at Kent’s 50th summer commencement.
Bowling Green State University awarded degrees Thursday to 376 students at summer commencement exercises.
John B. Meese of New Philadelphia, former custodian of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District building, died when his car left Ohio 39 and overturned east of Millersburg on Thursday night.
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