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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1970
Page
9
Ann Landers advises brides to limit guests who drink heavily and notes discipline should target the individuals. She also addresses school punishments for a few misbehaving students and the value of not enforcing group penalties.
Dr. Crane argues in a Middletown Journal column that IQ tests from 1916 to 1926 showed high feeblemindedness and borderlines, predicting 20 million Americans with limited potential. He suggests welfare-driven population growth and western reservations to reduce urban welfare costs, urging readers to request his booklet How to Save Our Republic.
Jimmy Combs 25 gave 427 Ohio Ave Middletown as his home but does not live there. Jesse Iventers reports living at the address for a year. Combs to appear Thursday in Hamilton County Court Cheviot for breaking and entering an inhabited dwelling at night and concealing stolen property.
West led clubs and Freeman won with the ace, then cleverly led the jack of diamonds. The defense failed to ruff clubs as North-South’s communications collapsed, sealing the contract in a national championship encounter.
At Ft Bragg a Navy representative studied Army interracial seminars to help prevent racial tension in the Navy. Ensign Daniel Cornejo reported no organized movement by minority groups but acknowledged tension exists and guidelines may be issued to commanding officers. White and Negro soldiers shared concerns, and participants said the seminars were useful.
A reader column offers practical homemaking ideas from clipping magazines to organizing yarn in baby walkers and patching screens. Tips include marking preferred articles, using envelopes to sort hints, and pairing clothing pieces with hangers to prevent stretching.
Louis C. Frayser 41 a Negro plans to study medicine and become a medical missionary in Macon Georgia after leaving Springfield's antipoverty program where he directed the Springfield Action Commission since 1967 earning 18000 a year. He has applied to several medical schools and studied at Springfield College. He cites doctor shortages in the South and intends to return home. He is married with two daughters and a granddaughter.
A Chicago publisher touts a memory training method promising business and social gains. It invites readers to request a free booklet titled Adventures in Memory by mailing name address and zip to Memory Studies at 835 Diversey Parkway Dept. 429-111 Chicago Illinois 60614. A postcard suffices. Adv.
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