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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1969
Page
9
Hints from Heloise share simple kitchen routines baying from opening doors to washing cabinet interiors. The column offers tips on removing grease spatters, color tinted deviled eggs, tie clip on storage ideas, and dieting meal cards to speed meal planning.
Aquatic workouts offer fun weightless movements and water resistance for toned muscles. The guide lists four routines to shape hips, waist, arms, and core in warm water at pools, ponds, or calm lakes with simple equipment and steady practice.
Dr. Crane argues that sermons should function as group counseling reaching broad audiences. He cites Fosdick and urges clergymen to use current home life issues, case method storytelling, and eye contact to boost attendance and impact. He criticizes niche theological depth and Dead Sea Scrolls focus, promoting practical weekly messages and a bound booklet offer.
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson has created a CBS TV film series recounting his public career. The first segment, chronicling his space program role, was filmed July 5 at the LBJ Ranch near Austin with Walter Cronkite reporting. Johnson will later cover major issues of his era.
Three members of Boy Scout Troop 10 sponsored by the First Church of God were selected as candidates for the Order of the Arrow at Camp Hook. Tapped for the Arrow were Jerry Rogers Bob Martin and Ronald Van Winkle. Others receiving pins patches and badges include Paul Clevenger Danny Wilch Donald Fisher Danny Fisher Doug Baird John Overpeck Marion Davis Chris Curtis Donald Hoppe Jeff Gardner Ricky Dunn John Carter Jim Sermons Gary Keith Larry Sharp Van Winkle Martin Hayes Rogers and Daryl Coppock.
A compact look at notable events on July 11. Key items include Alexander Hamilton mortally wounded in a duel with Aaron Burr at Weehawken New Jersey in 1804 and John Quincy Adams born in Braintree Massachusetts in 1767.
The 172 year old Hagerstown Town and Country Almanac will use computer programming by William E. O Toole II of Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg to speed calculations while retaining the traditional moon phase method.
In Cape Town Dr. Salley Woodrow of the National Council for Maternal and Family Welfare reports that more than one third of colored children are illegitimate. The rate climbs to eight in ten among teenage colored mothers.
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