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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1968
Page
8
Dr. Crane urges indoctrination of children into nightly prayer to widen horizons and develop Cosmic Consciousness. He claims atheism and secularism breed neuroticism, crime, and unhappy marriages, and promotes his booklet How to Stimulate Bible Reading with a stamped return envelope.
A Johannesburg firm exports purified tap water used as sterile ice in medical operations. The water costs about as much as good wine, with 250 parts per million removed to ensure sterility. It is distilled, minerals removed electronically, packed in one liter plastic flasks, frozen, and cut away in the operating room.
On this date in history several events shaped world affairs. JFK signed the nuclear test ban treaty in 1963 and Stamp Act congress convened in 1765. Other notes include Havana occupation in 1898 and armistice terms in 1918.
In Cape Town Tony Mammone explains how his 4-year-old son Mark, playing a game in the back seat, pointed an automatic at him. The firearm, left in a briefcase by a business associate, was loaded with the safety off, but the child’s finger could not reach the trigger.
A funeral procession of 200 taxis blocked traffic in Soweto as Daniel Losaba, a popular township driver, was buried after dying in a car accident following his marriage. His fellow drivers donated taxis to carry mourners to the cemetery.
The article analyzes a bridge problem using a double finesse versus cashing A K. It recalls Swiss star Jean Besse in the European championships facing Italy, choosing to drop the doubleton queen to aim for three diamond tricks after a club lead and heart ruffs.
In Rome, a folk belief holds that tarantella dance was created to cure tarantula stings, part of a wider tradition about music soothing the spider bite as a remedy.
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