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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1960
Page
26
Prague reports 100 million crowns spent on Lidice reconstruction after the World War II massacre. The mining village of 30 previously vacant. 143 residents now live there as of 1965. Aluminum use in homes is projected at 1 billion pounds annually, doubling last year’s rate.
Middletown residents can view and buy works by 11 regional artists at the Fine Arts Center in the American Legion Building. The sale runs today 2 to 5 pm then tomorrow Wednesday and Friday evenings 7 30 to 9 30 pm, with Alma Wilson cutting silhouettes for Christmas gifts today and by appointment during the week.
William B. Logan, professor of education at Ohio State University, was elected president of the American Vocational Association at its convention on Friday in Los Angeles.
Washington reports insect pests treated as national threats with weekly bulletins. The Agriculture Department tracks 11 500 domestic and 8 000 foreign pests, warning farmers as 65 pests ravage crops from Robeson County North Carolina to Culver City California. The boll weevil and European corn borer are highlighted as major invasions.
Alfred Sheinwold explains how excess trumps can backfire in a bridge hand. South blocks a finesse and after East doubles four spades the defender is reduced to minimal hearts and spades, allowing a winning trump finesse for dummy and the contract.
Lt Gen Hershey announces Col Raymond E Clouse will head Ohio selective service. The Columbus native has served as acting director since Col Harold L Hayes died Oct 28 and has long tied to the system since 1942 including roles at national and Pennsylvania headquarters.
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