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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1969
Page
11
Dr George Crane explains Marilyn D s claimed telepathy case from Northwestern University notes. He traces how subconscious cues and ordinary coincidence produced the premonition of her mother s death, arguing telepathy lacks neurophysiological support.
Franklyn L. Blower the Jacksonville glass importer buys 32 London taxicabs for friends in a Christmas gesture. One special recipient will get a 1932 London fire engine with bells and ladders. The entire purchase cost $48,000, with Derek Hawkins arranging the sale.
Washington report shows apparent consumption of distilled spirits in the United States rose to about 345.5 million gallons in 1968, a 6.4 percent increase from 1967.
A 71-year-old wheat farmer asks Ann Landers for guidance after hospital confinement. He urges readers to avoid talk of death while in care and to watch language, noting the family argued over a costly funeral casket. He stresses staying alive and seeking understanding.
Advertises a Monday to Sunday knit dress pattern 501 sizes 32 to 38 with leaf panel, pricing, and mail order details from Laura Wheeler Middletown Ohio Journal. Includes catalog highlights of over 200 designs for knit crochet quilts sewing and weaving plus other pattern books and a sample Ann Landers advice column excerpt.
A reader describes using a Dutch door with the bottom half closed and a shelf above to monitor children from the kitchen. A lock on the kitchen side allows adult access while keeping kids out. The setup also places a paper towel holder on the kitchen side for convenience.
West led diamonds and Team A earned 1 210 points by making six spades doubled. At the other table North and West each made false cuebids. East declarer then made seven hearts doubled for 1 770 points. South led diamonds, but spades and clubs could have altered the outcome. North faced a possible grand slam defense path.
Secretary of Transportation John Volpe says Pope Paul VI will send emissaries to Washington to maintain contact with the Nixon administration. Volpe, in Doylestown to receive a Catholic Man of Action Award, said he discussed Washington Vatican communications during a Rome visit and that Nixon plans frequent cabinet official visits to the Vatican.
National Geographic recounts Dogon beliefs that weaving began with a spirit who spat sacred thread and wove it on a loom formed from his jaws teeth and lips, reflecting ancient origin stories.
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