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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1964

Page

6

Why concrete cracks in a newly poured driveway

The crack likely came from letting the pour sit for 12 or more hours before finishing. Evaporation reduced water in the mix and lack of proper curing weakened the concrete. Cure by keeping it moist for several days and patch cracks with concrete repair material, avoiding car traffic until repaired.

House of the Week features long lines and 2104 sq ft plan

Architect Herman fork presents a five bedroom two story design with 2104 square feet of living space. The plan emphasizes horizontal mass with a wide portico and a two car garage. A central hub kitchen links to the family room and a rear terrace while bow windows add light.

Herman Fork

Celestial Guidance for Tomorrow’s Plans and Personal Growth

Forecast highlights caution in domestic and business matters with emphasis on tact to avoid friction. For those born tomorrow, personal life, romance, and travel show strong benefi ts late December to early February and in May, June, August, with family harmony generally favorable. Business and finances peak late December to mid February and mid May through September. Do not speculate before December 20. A child born will show high intellect and strong business ability.

House of The Week plans advertised by post office

A public notice from the General Post Office New York invites readers to purchase baby blueprint design H-57 Street City prints. It promotes building a personal collection of House of The Week plans, noting new editions appear weekly in the newspaper and are offered at a few cents each.

Soviets Track Deserters After Two Decades

Soviet police traced two World War II deserters Terenty Teryokha and his son Vladimir who hid in the woods near their northeast Russia village for over 20 years. They survived in dugouts, wintered in the forest, stole supplies from nearby settlements, and made clothing from animal skins.

Moscow Sovetskaya Rossiya Terenty Teryokha Vladimir Russia

Gift for Workshop Gifts Hurting Our Gift Choice

A guide for choosing a Christmas workshop gift emphasizes coordinating with the husband. It advises that unless the wife is sure of his preferred tool, discuss options first, as power tools vary by use from jigsaws to lathes and table saws. It notes many men build up shop gear gradually.

Dad Mom

Man Survives Severe Hurts From Crash

Ghent Brewer 34 survived after a crash October 30 in Augusta Georgia where a severed jugular vein windpipe and neck arteries left doctors with a less than fifty percent chance of survival A police officer and an off duty firefighter applied first aid and a three hour operation with 50 clamps and 250 stitches stabilized him at the hospital

Augusta Ghent Brewer Paul Perdue N. A Henderson Perdue Henderson

Ship's Crew Found Safe After Trimaran Repairs

The Coast Guard reported radio contact with the distressed trimaran Adios Day and said the ship and its crew of three were headed for Cape Fear, N C, after repairing a broken rudder. A Coast Guard plane found the 35 foot ship about 3 p.m. and radioed that her crew of three was safe. The Adios was expected to reach Cape Fear Tuesday. Aboard the Adios were Peter Sescenda, Ronald Emory and Bill Winters, all of the Philadelphia area.

Elizabeth City N.C Coast Guard Cape Fear Peter Sescenda Ronald Emory Bill Winters Philadelphia

Women Graduates More Likely to Work After Marriage

A study shows that women with college degrees are more likely to enter or remain in the workforce after marriage compared with other women. Researchers note higher educational attainment correlates with continued employment and career plans despite marital status.

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