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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1966
Page
8
The article highlights a split level home designed by architect Herman H. York featuring a stone pattern, rough-sawn siding, and vertical boards. It describes a central foyer with natural light, a long living room with a fireplace, a designated adults informal room, a children’s playroom, and a 20 foot long kitchen with access to a rear dining terrace.
The column notes historical moments on February 14 including the 1933 bank holiday declaration and other milestones, followed by a detailed description of a modern split level house. The home features a sun deck, three bedrooms, multiple closets, two baths, a two car garage, and extensive living and storage spaces across 2019 square feet.
Peter V. Hunting of Woodbridge New Jersey was decorated posthumously by South Vietnam for bravery and devotion to duty. The 23 year old volunteer worked with Delta farmers and villagers, was captured by the Viet Cong, and slain on November 12 in the Mekong Delta. The Merit Cross First Class was presented to Vice President Humphrey to be given to Hunting's family.
In Porto Alegre a supermarket owner was arrested after forcing a 17 year old girl to parade with a sign reading I am a thief for alleged cigarette theft. Police say citizens cannot mete out justice and he will face a future charge to be announced.
In a televised Championship Bridge moment, Alphony Moyse chose a king of diamonds lead despite lacking queen or ace, a move that doomed the defense. South won with the ace and cashed cues, while Moyse’s diamond lead theory hoped East held the queen but failed to stop the declarer.
The State Department reports Communist nations bought 6.7 billion dollars in goods from the free world in 1964, up 1 billion from 1963, with Soviet trade shifting to a deficit as they purchased wheat and Red China’s sales to non Communist countries exceed one billion dollars for the first time.
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