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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1966
Page
7
Indonesian students clashed with occupants of a Chinese detention camp in Medan, injuring more than 30 Chinese and 15 students as troops fired warning shots. The confrontation followed reported provocations by Chinese detainees. Over 7,000 Chinese had been in Medan for months awaiting repatriation.
Rajasthan state tests reveal 92 percent of university students pursue careers outside their ability and aptitude. The passage of history notes flags of five nations over New Orleans, France, Spain, Britain, Confederate States, and the United States.
In a masters team event Albert Weiss of Miami Beach exploits freakish distribution after West opens four hearts. Weiss finesses diamonds after cashing spade honors and wins the six spade contract. Declarer avoids a diamond loser while the defender misreads. The author notes a missed seven hearts bid as a potential alternative.
A high Justice Department official reports more Southern Negroes voted in Tuesday’s election than since Reconstruction. He notes the vote reflects a milestone toward ending racial voting discrimination, with few complaints and smooth elections overall.
The page lists crossword entries with numbered clues across and down and notes a Saturday solution. It states Georgia and South Carolina residents are registered to vote, many did vote, and cites Justice Department data on Black voter registration rise since the 1965 Voting Rights Act from 28.6 to 47.8 percent.
In Aitkin Minnesota a stray bullet from a deer hunter pierced an outside wall of farmer Harry Elstad’s home. It pierced an interior wall then struck his belt leaving a severe bruise. he was not hospitalized, authorities said.
Since World War II a DIY home trend grows, yet many overdo it. The piece cites misadventures from plumbing to furniture, noting DIY attempts can cost more than hiring pros and lead to costly corrections.
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