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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1966

Page

9

A Home That Is Open To The Sky

A feature in modern homes uses open to the sky design with skylights and transparent roofs. The House of the Week showcases Design G-26 by Rudolph A. Matern, a three bedroom ranch with a glass front and sky views across foyer living room and terrace plus 1,728 square feet of living space.

Rudolph A. Matern

Canadians Lead in Phone Conversations Per Person

The data show Canadians averaged 622.8 conversations per person last year, followed by the Virgin Islands at 620.4 and the United States at 591. Sweden counted 449.6. Cambodia and the Congo Leopoldville ranked lowest with 1.1 each.

Virgin Islands United States Sweden Cambodia The Congo Leopoldville

Hand From '64 Finals By B Jay Becker

The 1964 Trials in Dallas featured a deal where final contracts ranged from six diamonds to six clubs. South often declarer in diamonds, finesses and discards yield 940 points, with some tables in three no trump. One table reached an unusual six clubs, with unlikely odds and a 3-3 trump split despite East holding AQ.

Hearts Dallas Diamonds Usu South North

Todays Crossword Grid Clues and Answers

The page presents a mixed crossword with horizontal and vertical clues. Across include European river 8 letters and fruit drink 12 letters, with many other wordplay items. Down lists several nationalities, objects, and natural terms across 1 through 54 questions, typical of a King Features syndicated puzzle from 1966.

Nevada

Estrellita Horoscope Forecast for The Stars Say Monday

The forecast notes Monday influences affecting war affairs easing somewhat, with harmonious dealings ahead though financial restrictions persist. It advises asset preservation, caution in expansion, and highlights mid spring to mid fall for skills use and progress, urging confidence and prudent budgeting for travel and relationships.

Enclosed is zero cents for baby blueprint design

A notice states an enclosed payment of zero cents for a baby blueprint on design 6 26 Street and requests plain printing of details.

Pinkerton Led Army Secret Service in Potomac Time

Allan Pinkerton, founder of the famed detective agency, served as chief of the Secret Service for the Army of the Potomac. The passage notes a decisive slam by South producing a score of 920 points.

South Allan Pinkerton Secret Service Army of the Potomac

Four Year Terms Poll Shows Little Support for Johnson Plan

Washington AP report notes a survey of congressmen finding scant backing for President Johnson proposal to align House terms with presidential terms. Rep. Frank Chelf says supporters prefer staggered terms. only five of 89 respondents back Johnson's approach.

Washington Johnson Frank Chelf D-Ky Chelf

Peace Corps May Grow By Six Nations

Houston AP report quotes Peace Corps director Jack Hood Vaughn at Texas Southern University as saying the corps may expand to five or six more countries this year. He notes training dropout rates of about 25 percent and 10 percent before completing the two year hitch.

Houston, Tex Jack Hood Vaughn Vaughn Texas Southern University

Herodis the Greek Historian Named Father of Geography

A fragment notes Herodis the Greek historian who chronicled Phoenician travels is called the Father of Geography, reflecting his reputed influence on early geographic study.

Herodis

Today In History March 7 1966 Highlights

This date notes major events: the Rhine crossing at Remagen in 1945 enabling the first major Rhine crossing. Luther Burbank born in 1849. Bell's telephone patent in 1876. Newton Baker becomes secretary of war in 1916. transatlantic phone call in 1926. Rhineland remilitarization in 1936. Eisenhower rejecting Nixon ticket doubts ten years ago. desegregation talks in Atlanta five years ago. West Germany seeking relations with Israel one year ago.

U.S. 1St Army Rhine Remagen Germany Luther Burbank Alexander Graham Bell Newton Baker Woodrow Wilson New York London Rhineland Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard Nixon Atlanta, Ga Chamber of Commerce West Germany Israel

Alligator Noted for Movable Upper Jaw

A compact fact from a natural history snippet states the alligator has a movable upper jaw, a distinctive feature highlighted among reptiles.

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