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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1969
Page
7
A column presents two readers questions about marriage dynamics and student funeral attendance. A wife burdened by perceived indifference is urged to engage, while students seeking leave for a funeral confront school authority. Ann Landers offers commentary and a call for readers to share details for credibility.
South and North players faced a dramatic bridge hand from the five-table 1966 Trials. Norths four heart bid sparked controversy, South pushed to six and seven diamonds with grand slam prospects, while other tables explored clubs and diamonds to reach six clubs, seven diamonds, or seven hearts under slam forces score outcomes.
CAPE TOWN AP report notes Kerkbode criticizing the South African Rugby Board for allowing the touring British Lions to travel between venues on a Sunday. The magazine praises the board’s firm stand against playing rugby on Sundays.
The Cathedrals Commission of the Church Assembly proposes lay men and women serve as voluntary canons across England's 41 cathedrals. They will not join cathedral chapters or clerical canons but will assist in administration and finances if approved by the Church of England.
Reader advises not wetting pans first and using salt on a dry copper bottom with a soap pad dampened by five percent vinegar to scrub and shine. The method reportedly removes burns and can clean interiors too. It includes other household hints on beads drying and static relief.
In a Middletown Journal column, Dr. Crane argues that force may yield quicker results than negotiations. He cites biblical plagues, the Perdicaris case, and Cuba in favor of decisive action by the United States, urging a strong stance and surgical measures. He signs with a postal address for reader inquiries.
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