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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1969
Page
11
An emergency letter to Ann Landers recounts a mother who lost her upper plates after a dentist pulled remaining teeth and vanished. She paid 175 dollars in cash and now faces no contact or phone, with a for rent sign on the door. She seeks repayment and new dentures urgently.
Heloise explains a nylon net method to remove collar lines and perspiration marks from garments by scrubbing with folded nylon net in lukewarm sudsy water. The tip claims no material damage, simple rinsing, and hanging to dry.
A crossword puzzle with numbered clues across and down including references to Pelion Upen Fabrice Eskers Macaws and Miss Farrow. Solvers map common terms for geographic terms agents and days while noting biblical wilderness and other varied hints across the grid.
In the 1957 Masters Individual Championship, East-West use weak jump overcalls. South contracts four notrump after a clever sequence: he ducks a spade, wins with the jack, misdirects West’s heart lead, and later ducks clubs to set up a lasting plan. South secures ten tricks with precise timing and the hope of East holding the singleton heart king.
The article reviews Dr. David G. Crane a roving psychiatrist and former director at Bloomington Mental Health Clinic who urged clergymen to craft engaging sermons around two themes love of God and love of neighbor. He says use varied settings and three parishioners with humor and verse ending, and advertises a booklet at The Middletown Journal.
Pope Paul VI voiced cautious optimism about peace steps from the United States and Soviet Union. He cited SALT talks and Nixon’s renunciation of germ weapons as promising symptoms and urged that peace begin with people’s hearts.
On this date in history the United States and Britain declared war on Japan in 1941. Other notes include Eli Whitney's birth in 1765, Washington crossing the Delaware in 1776, the founding of the AFL in 1886, Hitler's Mein Kampf in 1925, the Nationalists moving to Formosa in 1949, Los Angeles becoming the third largest city in 1953, Eisenhower's 10 year-ago visit to Pakistan, a 5 year-ago death action by Cuba's labor minister, and the 1980 Coast Guard ship collision near Mississippi River with 17 missing crew members.
Gov. James A. Rhodes approved locating a state police and fire training academy in Madison County on state land at the London Correctional Institution. The legislature allocated 1.5 million dollars for each academy from funds voters approved in state issue No 1. Construction is hoped to begin in the coming year.
Instructions describe shaping large and small pieces of hardware cloth into scrolls as the main centerpiece. A smaller piece is bent to form a base, all wires are fastened, then the structure is spray painted white and filled with greens and ornaments.
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