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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1967

Page

7

Young At Heart Couples Reexamine Love Later Life

Dear Ann Landers receives letters from seniors over 70 about passion and marriage. A 68 year old woman and 68 year old husband face sexual disillusion and renewed affection after marriage strain. Readers share experiences of seeking fulfillment without wrecking family life.

Ann Landers Etter Non JI Mrs. X Romeo Young At Heart

Bridge Paying For Overtrick Not Worth The Gamble

The column discusses a bridge hand where South faces a choice after doubled and bid to four hearts. It argues against risking an overtrick, explaining that ducking the queen of clubs and forcing a defense leads to making the contract, while overreaching could cause a loss.

South West North East Declarer East-West

Sato to Visit Washington for Talks With Johnson

Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato will meet President Johnson in Washington on November 14 and 15 to discuss mutual concerns between the United States and Japan. This follows his January 1965 visit after taking office.

Washington Eisaku Sato Johnson White House Sato United States Japan

I-77 Section Planned in Tuscarawas County

The Ohio Department of Highways plans a 3.5 mile I-77 segment in Tuscarawas County this fall with an I-77 U S 36 interchange. Bids for the $5.3 million project open October 17 in Columbus.

Columbus, Ohio Tuscarawas County Ohio Department of Highways

Hints from Heloise: kitchen tips for toast and more

Reader tips cover quartering French toast for easier turning and variety with triangle or square cuts. Suggestions include toppings like syrup honey jelly sugar and cinnamon. Also notes on screen door repairs using nylon fishing line and a roll-on bottle to apply glue efficiently.

Second Husband Hazards In Second Marriage Warned

Dr. Crane outlines dangers in a widow or divorced woman remarrying. A second husband may monitor sexual advances, feel inferior to the first mate, and attack self esteem by insults. The advice urges feigning extra ardor to reassure him and minimize sensitivity to differences in status.

Frugal Craft: Using Excess Tablecloth for Window Rufles

Bonnie C. White shares a thrift method turning an oversized plastic checked tablecloth into window ruffles. The DIY approach uses clipping excess fabric to create a decorative yet practical kitchen dinette ensemble.

Bonnie C. White

Five Children and the Carton Rule

When the five children grew, I required their cooperation to keep the house in order. They often left items lying about, but once they earned an allowance they were responsible for tidying up. I placed a carton in my closet and moved any misplaced personal items into it.

This Day in History August 28 1967 Highlights

On August 28 1967 notable events include Britain's ban on slavery and freeing 700000 slaves, Goethe birth in 1749, Tolstoy birth in 1828, WEAF radio first broadcast in 1922, 1939 France Germany frontier closed, and civil rights march in Washington in 1963. Also notes Eisenhower 1957 view, Albany clergy arrest 1965, and anti-tank missile debut a year earlier.

Britain British Empire Leo Tolstoy WEAF New York France Germany Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Soviet Union Albany Army

Heloise Opens Mailbag For Household Hints

Heloise invites readers to send questions for her column on household hints. Due to large mail volume she cannot answer every letter but will respond when possible.

Heloise

The Book That Shows You the Way to Write Letters

Social correspondence guide outlines practical methods for drafting difficult letters. It presents step by step instructions, sample phrasing, and tips to convey tone, clarity, and purpose in professional and personal communications.

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