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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1966
Page
8
Readers learn rug first aid to prevent damage. Apply moisture blot with towels, then press dry towels and weight to pull moisture over days. Also notes tape removes labels easy and personal tips on organizing shoe boxes for tax-ready records.
The recipe describes dicing ripe bananas into the cream mix to infuse the pie with banana flavor. Optional banana slices can still be layered on the bottom if desired.
A grandmother offers a stain removal tip for baby clothes recommending commercial color remover as directed on the package. The advice emphasizes effectiveness and practicality for stubborn vitamin stains.
North dealer B Jay Becker opens as notrump in a notrump battle. Both sides remain unscored with Crane Bridge play forcing tricky tricks and defensive lures as the race to tricks unfolds.
Dr. Crane discusses economic strain as five local stores closed in six months. He argues welfare and rising taxes squeeze small merchants, driving more businesses to fail and pushing towns toward socialist pressures while young people seek higher paid factory work. Intermixed are a bridge hand analysis illustrating strategic play.
A letter to Ann Landers recounts a Seeing Eye dog service for a blind woman in Oak Park Illinois. Dr Carl Winter conducted the service and faced criticism though he said the event honored the woman’s eyes, not the dog.
Supporters of Nationalists in China predict a 55 to 48 vote may defeat the U N General Assembly resolution to seat the Chinese Communists and expel the Nationalists. Debate on representation starts Friday morning with a vote expected in a week to ten days.
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