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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
9
South dealer faced with danger after diamond lead. He cashes clubs A K and ruffs to threaten clubs, then uses a spade ten to force four spades. West overruffs or discards, but South salvages the contract by ruffing clubs high and reentering with a trump. The lesson: make contract before maxing tricks.
In Huntsville Alabama Charles Turnbill and Marian Bolton chose a local tavern for their wedding. The couple joked the venue matched their good lines and noted the celebratory moment with drinks on the house after exchanging vows.
Dear readers note a dollmaker who gives dolls to needy children fears a neighborhood boy with a sadistic streak. The advice panel urges reporting behavior to the school principal and arranging a specialist evaluation.
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa asked the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn U S District Judge Frank Wilson’s denial of a new trial on jury tampering charges. Hoffa alleged prejudice by the judge and improper courtroom conduct involving a prostitute and marshals.
A Heloise note suggests making summer nylon net head scarves from square pieces, noting they stay cool and wrinkle free. The text then includes an Ohio city ordinance changing zoning from R-1 to R-2 with emergency clause, plus a contractor ad for Brezel Boulevard improvements and a general advisory from readers about packing and household hacks.
Dr George W Crane argues for revamping comic pages to attract grade school children to newspapers. He cites 72 percent of readers are adults and urges parents to have children read aloud and enjoy vivid eye action. Child comics top be the future of newspapers.
A reader describes cutting small colored felt circles and fastening them to chair legs with rubber bands to protect a vinyl floor from scratches. The tip emphasizes simple, removable floor protection.
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