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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1964

Page

3

Crossword clues from 1964 King Features Syndicate section

A fragment from a 1964 King Features Syndicate crossword page lists clues and numbers such as charitable at 23 and symbol for for 28 and skin tumor 29. It includes entries like black bird 30 and girl s name 31 along with erbium symbol 32 and send in payment 33. The note adds average time of completion about 35 minutes with nearby entries mental 39 and narrow road 40 and period of time 41. Further hints include herd of whales 42 Kentucky bluegrass 43 pismire 44 and note in 47 and whether 48.

Farsighted play nets four spades in bridge coup

Boris Koytchou, a New York expert, held South and reached four spades redoubled after a clever sequence. West led ace of hearts. East followed with two. clubs, spades, and ruffs unfolded with precise plays. Declarer exploited West void in spades and East misdefended, sealing the contract.

Boris Koytchou New York West East Koutchou Koytchou Declarer

No US species bites humans except in self defense

The article notes that no species found in the United States bites people unless defending themselves and that most have teeth too small to pierce the skin.

United States

Worry Clinic letter demands end to welfare abuse

Dr George W Crane profiles a reader Bart N 38 with five children who moonlights as a taxi driver in Ft Wayne. He blames welfare recipients for cash allowances and free groceries, calls them parasites and urges voting disenfranchisement for those on government aid. The letter quotes harsh views on single mothers illegitimacy and urges readers to request Crane booklets.

Bart N Crane Ft. Wayne Chicago Cook County David District of Columbia

Lincoln Letter In Collection at Library of Congress

The Library of Congress adds a Sept. 30 1862 letter from Mary Todd Lincoln to Brig. Gen. Daniel Edgar Sickles. The note carries the Lincolns mourning for their son Willie, who died at age 12.

Washington Library of Congress Abraham Lincoln Mary Todd Lincoln Daniel Edgar Sickles Lincoln Willie

Today In History highlights spanning 1866 to 1964

On July 27, 1866 the Great Eastern reached Trinity Bay after laying cable from Ireland, completing Cyrus W Field’s bid for instant transatlantic communication. Also noted are the 1789 Foreign Affairs Department creation, 1909 Wright airplane record, 1953 Panmunjom armistice, 1964 reflections on Suez, UN Africa South West, and regional talks on Malaysia disputes.

Associated Press Great Eastern Trinity Bay Newfoundland Ireland Cyrus W. Field Europe America

Poison Oak Misnamed Family Member Says Botanists

Botanists explain poison oak is not an oak but a member of the cashew family. Researchers note the common name persists though its genetics place it with Toxicodendron plants.

Priest William H DuBay Transferred to Anaheim Parish

The Rev. William H DuBay 29 was moved from St Albert the Great in Compton to a parish in Anaheim California after he publicly urged Pope Paul VI to remove Cardinal McIntyre for gross malfeasance in office He criticized Los Angeles Archbishop's leadership on racial matters following the transfer from the predominantly Negro St Albert the Great parish in Compton.

Los Angeles William H. DuBay James Francis Cardinal McIntyre Anaheim Calif Father DuBay St. Albert the Great Compton

Shastri Resumes Full Cabinet Duties in India

Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, 59, returns to full duties after a mild heart attack on June 26. He leads his first full-scale cabinet session in over a month amid concerns over food shortages and rising prices, stating he is feeling all right.

New Delhi India Lal Bahadur Shastri Shastri

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King Features Synd Loc Sci Timi Philippine New Zealand B. Jay Becker The S Dole iSemmer Osborne Middletown George W. Crane H. W. Jones Insurance Agency Savings & Loan Bldg Belvedere Congress Department of Foreign Affairs State Department Orville Wright Panmunjom Korea Britain Egypt U.N South Africa Southwest Africa Malaya Indonesia Philippines United Nations DuBay Middletown’s Dean Hall Mgr S. Breiel Blvd the Times Tempd Tempo R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
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