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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1964
Page
9
The article explains a bridge hand by B Jay Becker during a 3NT to 7NT sequence. It outlines counting to 13, evaluating suits after opening leads, and confirms the declarer can secure twelve tricks with careful play, noting opponents West and East distribution and the diamond clearance plan.
In Laramie Wyoming AP report Tom Ferguson's gasoline powered snow plow stalled while clearing the driveway of a service station. The incident left the plow stranded but no injuries were reported and neighbors assisted.
Kenya issued 14 new stamps titled Uhuru highlighting cattle ranching wood carving heavy industry fishing national flag coffee and tea. In the US Postmaster General announced 1964 fine arts stamp reproducing Charles Marion Russell painting with first day ceremony in Great Falls Montana fourth in series following Remington Hom er Audubon pieces.
Stamps reveal Belgium semi postal proceeds for TB fund and Rubens works. The Philippines marks ten years since Magsaysay with two stamps, the second in a series promoting presidential expressions. The 6 and 30 centimo stamps carry the slogan I believe that he who has less in life should have more in law.
A bulldog mauled a 13 year old boy as he and two schoolmates played outside a home on the East Side. The dog charged through an open gate, clamped its jaws on the boy’s arm, and was driven off by a hammer before a man named Butler trapped the animal’s head in his truck door. The boy was listed in satisfactory condition at St. Alexis Hospital.
Washington AP reports Elmer Andrews died Friday in a Fairfax Virginia hospital at age 73. He served as the first administrator of the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1998 and reportedly died of a heart attack.
Middletown launches its fifth annual Great Decisions series starting Feb 9. Richard Peters, president of the local Cincinnati Council on World Affairs chapter, says groups of 15 to 20 will meet weekly for eight sessions with topics including France and the West, World Communism Today, Egypt and the Middle East, Castro's Cuba, Indonesia, ideological warfare, and more. The program, run by the Middletown chapter, aims to boost adult education with last year drawing about 70 participants.
Airman 2%C Craig Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Thomas of 1201 Calumet Ave, visits his parents on S day leave from Davis Monthan AFB Arizona. Fireman Raleigh E Hollon of Trenton serves aboard guided missile cruiser USS Springfield flagship of the Sixth Fleet. Airman LC David L Derksen, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Derksen, serves at Air Command's 4500th Sup unit.
Marine Captain William H. Bevraft, son of Mrs. Pearl L. Bevraft of 1201 Forrer Street, Langley AFB, Langley, Virginia, completes a tour in Alaska and joins Attack Squadron 42 at the Naval Air Station, Patuxent River.
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