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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1970
Page
7
Mae Parsons describes using a cloth Halloween mask to block light for daytime sleep during her husband's night shifts. She taped the eye holes and found the mask effective, noting it hides the wearer's face and allows undisturbed rest. She buys more masks at the dime store and praises cloth over plastic or cardboard versions.
A reader asks Ann Landers how to address relatives using offensive language at family gatherings. The reply urges direct, calm correction and labeling gutter words as unacceptable in the home, and to teach children by on the job training to counter prejudice.
Dr George Crane argues the 20 cent booklet mail charge funds a broader educational program aided by Ted R an ad expert aged 42. He cites Dartnell cost analyses showing typical letter costs far higher and explains profits come from speaking fees donated to sustain the service.
A bridge column discusses East’s unusual generosity after a club lead. East wins with the king, returns spades, and later allows South to execute a four heart contract by ruffing a spade. The narrator suggests East should question the declarer’s motives as the play hints at calculated entry to dummy and a risky ruff. South secures four hearts despite East’s atypical cooperation.
Voters on Nantucket Mass approve a special town meeting for November 5 to consider ordinances aimed at removing hippie residents. Proposals would limit unrelated roommates, ban hitchhiking, and require health department approved sanitation for tent use after 8 PM. About half of arriving hippies stayed past Labor Day and registered to vote.
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