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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1968
Page
7
A reader recalls a near tragedy of children left in a locked car as a reminder to parents. The letter urges taking kids into stores or leaving them at home, noting dangers from cigarette lighters and heat. The column also contrasts a wife's TV sports fatigue with a reader praising a hardworking husband.
A reader asks how to handle a husband’s contact with his ex and childcare strain. Ann Landers suggests counseling, personal and possibly legal steps, and requests the reader seek guidance via her booklet on teen relationships.
Dr Crane lauds Martha Berry for founding Berry College near Rome Georgia starting from a cabin Bible reading to a large campus now with about 2000 students. Noting gifts from Henry Ford and Herman Krannert the piece highlights college values, campus life, and Berry’s moral impact along with an invite for readers to address Dr Crane in Middletown Ohio.
State Liquor Director Donald D. Cook denied Kroger Co. applications for 18 carryout permits and refused to transfer locations of two Cincinnati area permits. Kroger plans to appeal a court ruling upholding the director that in store promotional games are violations. If games continue, stores could lose permits.
A crossword puzzle layout lists clues across numbered entries including Morning moisture, wood sorrel, Razor billed auk, and more. Readers are invited to fill in answers matching each definition and theme from 4 to 47 across the grid.
Readers share practical tips and quick fixes from rain protection with a plastic bag to shellac on lamp shades and clever storage ideas. The column notes Heloise's busy mail and offers DIY ideas for cleaning, organization, and thrift improvements in the home.
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