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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1972
Page
7
The page lists crossword entries including clues such as Assists and The lay thing. It references Spruce Dawn goddess Cooks Finches The total and Paid notices, indicating a feature of the newspaper’s classifieds or public notices section.
Reader notes inventive disguises for trash cans using bricks or stones to form a circular or C shaped enclosure with ivy, a canopy, and mortar. The idea emphasizes low cost, simple construction, and practical placement near kitchens for rainy or cold days.
East dealer in a bridge deal with neither side vulnerable. The diagram shows a spade and heart heavy auction ending after South opens 1 spade and North passes. The defense gains from Rule of Eleven as five cards remain to be played to threaten dummy. The article analyzes how the defenders leverage the rule against declarer effort.
Dear Ann Landers warns that mixing alcohol with sleeping pills can be fatal after a woman dies from the combination. The column shares reader letters about wills and inheritance, then explains the Rule of Eleven in a whist context.
New York transit officials warn of a citywide graffiti problem on subways and trains. Transit Authority official Frank T. Berry says cleaning costs exceed half a million dollars annually, with most markings made by teenagers using felt tip pens.
A congressionally prepared MIT study finds the gap between America’s poorest and wealthiest nearly doubled from 1949 to 1969. It says current inflation controls hurt the poor and calls for wage price policy shifts, targeted manpower programs, and minority job quotas.
Homer Noley a Methodist specialist on Indian affairs told a Lincoln church seminar that Thanksgiving is an anti Indian festival and that it de humanizes the Indian by teaching that Columbus discovered America since Indians were already here.
Today is March 21 1972 a Tuesday the 81st day of the year There are 285 days left In 1829 a Spain quake killed about 6000 On this date 1685 Johann Sebastian Bach was born in Germany
A collage notes milestones from 1790 to 1965 including Jefferson as secretary of state and Dr. King’s Selma march, then shifts to a birthday astrology column for Aries through Pisces with guidance and notable birthdays and a Thought for today referencing Vietnam and Anthony van Dyck.
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