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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1969
Page
7
A reader shares a torn dilemma about marrying a man with the same surname as a crook, a teen pregnancy at 16, and a broken relationship with the father. Ann Landers defends her prior advice to place the baby for adoption, criticizes the runaway fiancé, and advises readers to seek guidance via the column.
Teen readers learn to make velvet ringlets by wrapping velvet ribbon around pencils and setting with spray. Tips on sand control, crib safety, pewter cleaning, and travel hacks accompany reader hints and a note that Heloise answers as many letters as possible.
The document describes a named individual, Helen M. a cousin, traveling from Indiana farm home to Chicago. They stop near Kent and a favorite restaurant for Sunday breakfast. She delays fueling until reaching a station further north where the attendant cleans the windshield.
Geza Ottlik, playing dummy reversal, secured ten tricks against a five trick line by ruffing diamonds and returning to dummy with a spade, then ruffing more diamonds. The Hungarian declarer’s method, lauded in Card Play, showcases deep planning and mastery of trumps to claim the extra trick.
Barrow Alaska is cited as a growing oil strike along the North Slope near the Arctic Sea. The city has long used gas from shallow wells for heating while new sands beneath Barrow are described as a major oil find. The report notes Barrow as the northernmost U S city and highlights the potential impact of the Arctic deposits.
Diplomatic sources say President Nixon has invited Emperor Haile Selassie to Washington for talks in June. Both leaders would discuss major issues amid strained Ethiopia relations and U.S. diplomacy in Africa.
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