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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1970
Page
11
Dr George Crane recounts a three and a half hour debate at Southern Methodist University with Gore Vidal. The son Dr David Crane is invited to defend armed forces on Dick Cavett show against Vidal's antiwar and anti Nixon stance.
A televised exchange pits Vidal against David over war ethics with diverging views on Vietnam and World War II. They spar over Nixon, front-line status, and atomic bomb use, delivering a civil yet sharp debate that ends in a perceived tie.
South bids four spades on a five card spade hint, then passes with a singleton heart, five clubs aims for eleven tricks, and four notrump seeks continued bidding with a Yarborough risk. North’s actions heavily influence slam chances across the four hands.
Houston reports indicate more than 17000 Americans contributed directly to the Apollo 11 mission that carried men to the moon. The figure highlights broad national involvement in the historic space achievement.
Dean Martin signs a long term contract to host and star NBCs Dean Martin Show. NBC president Don Durgin confirms the program will air at 100 p.m. Thursdays as it returns next fall for Martins sixth television season.
The speaker condemns the Cambodia invasion and argues for an orderly withdrawal. David defends Nixon’s plan to pull back forces and avoid leaving South Vietnam at the mercy of the Viet Cong. He supports destroying Viet Cong bases in Cambodia as part of the action.
Reader tips show practical hacks from Heloise including repairing split rubber thong sandals with a plastic disk and tape, decorating a baby's room with repurposed foam trays and felt shapes, and clever uses for kitchen and dining items. Mrs. Virginia Diller and Davell Pratt contribute ideas. June Harris and Mrs. D share related household tweaks.
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