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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1972
Page
11
Reader letters express pride in military service as a path to education and respect for veterans. A second writer debates theft at a party and a columnist warns against taking dishonesty, plus guidance on burial plots and future planning after remarriage.
Former astronaut Scott Carpenter, 47, the second American to orbit Earth, marries Maria Roach daughter of Hal Roach Sr. The ceremony links Carpenter to Hollywood lineage while he leads an oceanographic research and development firm in Los Angeles. This is Carpenter's second marriage.
Puzzle clues list with several errors and typos spanning old terms such as archaic times to judge and aroma. Includes partial phrases like A spice e of Geraint and Source of car power. Unsatisfied entries indicate a themed crossword area with mixed language glitches.
Wednesday horoscopes for Aries through Pisces offer guidance on thinking and action, with Taurus and Gemini urged to pursue new endeavors and ingenuity. The piece notes personality traits for Libras and warns Pisces about rushing into schemes, mentioning notable birthdates Samuel Clarke and Eleanor Roosevelt.
A 19 year old from Columbus Indiana named Debbie Mohler won Miss Columbus USA during Columbus Day week in Columbus Ohio. She is a speech and hearing major at Purdue University and was selected from contestants representing cities named Columbus nationwide.
Heloise offers a kitchen drawer tip by fingering bright red nail polish to mark frequently used utensils. Readers share hacks on organizing recipes clipping, resizing pants by washing and stretching, styling fruit platters, and using coat hangers to sew elastic.
History notes mark events on this date including Sun Yat-Sen leading revolution in 1911 and the Panama Canal Gamboa Dam linking oceans in 1913. Other entries cover Husain’s death in 680, Annapolis Navy Academy opening in 1845, and Che Guevara reportedly killed in 1967.
The article argues defense in bridge hinges on logical inferences. It analyzes a West lead of spades and shows how careful deduction reveals South holds QJ10 with East having K52. Ducking the queen preserves signaling, eventually causing the declarer to lose one, illustrating that little thought yields better defense.
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