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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1969
Page
7
A Kansas town creates a block mother program where selected mothers place placards, guiding children to safe homes on the way to school. The plan, praised by readers, aims to shield students from danger amid rising concerns over safety.
Readers share quick home hacks in Heloise tips. Pauline Younger uses flattened paper plates under pans to protect shelf paper and simplify cleaning. Other hints cover greasing skillet legs, repurposing a dress into an apron, and speeding spinach prep.
A reader questions obscenity in art arguing freedom of speech while a pastor cites biblical warfare between good and evil. The letter references a naked judge in a small news sheet and compares modern stage homosexuality to ancient biblical acts, ending with a plug for a Bible reading booklet.
In a 1953 Sweden U S match, Larsens two hearts bid proved costly, with alternative lines showing three hearts or three notrump. Ted Lightner favored notrump to exploit hand flexibility, while the North hand raised to three notrump, revealing the tactical balance between heart contracts and notrump potential. Three notrump proved superior as four hearts would have failed on Wests singleton club.
Washington reports Robert A. Nelson was removed as director of the Federal Railroad Administration Office of High Speed Ground Transportation. He cited railroad objections to his views on research and rapid changes. Carl V. Lyon, previously deputy administrator, will replace him.
Congress approves a 3.7 billion space authorization bill for NASA funding below last year's appropriation. The measure, heading to President Nixon, funds three manned moonflights in the next nine months and requires astronauts to plant the American flag on their first planetary landing.
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