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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1969
Page
7
Letters reveal marital nitpicks and alcohol struggles. Hal complains of persistent sandwich asks and forgotten preferences while Frazzled Nerves seeks help for an alcoholic husband. On the Heavy Side asks if grapefruit burns fat. Ann directs to Al-Anon and sensible dieting.
A Middletown Journal feature advises on child naming with examples from the Crane family. It discusses masculine and feminine names, middle names using maternal and grandmother surnames, and how nicknames affect perceptions. The piece invites readers to request Dr Crane’s tests for parents via a stamped reply envelope.
Portugal with about 130000 troops facing guerrilla nationalists in its African empire authorized a callup of all reserve officers and noncommissioned officers up to 35 and enlisted men drafted in the last four years. A defense spokesman called it a simple legal measure to ensure rapid emergency action.
The term Sheffield plate refers to items made from copper and coated with silver through a fusion process.
Italian goddess 8 letters Engen dered 12 Deep affecti 13 Diseas of fow 14 Alice form 15 Solar 16 Greek letter 17 Box 18 Drunk spree 20 Close 22 Billy Grahata 26 Vowed 29 House wing 30 Hebre priest 31 Famou painted 32 The honest one 33 Roma poet 34 Conclude 35 Brother 36 A sirapy liqueur 37 Personal charm 40 Hebrides island 41 Cubic meters 45 Tibetan 47 Expire 49 A rodent 50 Poems 51 Blunder 52 Otherwise 53 Cowboy country 54 Bishopric 55 Harvest VERTICA 1 Thick slice 2 Dove's homes 3 Baking chamber 4 Offers 5 Work by Verdi or Wagner 6 Abyss 7 Bright dress ornament 8 Funda mental 9 A respite 10 Period of time 11 June bug 19 Miss Arden 21 Conger 23 Biblical name 24 Slender 25 To surge 26 A stadium 27 Need 28 Some were good 32 Covered passage ways 33 Now 35 Winnow 36 Small bed 38 Criticize severely 39 European river 42 Part in play 43 Lohen grin's bride 44 Ooze 45 Humble 46 American humorist 48 Wrath
South and East duel over a diamond lead as East attempts a heart ruff plan. South hides diamonds, wins a heart trick, and counters by leading clubs. Declarer ruffs a diamond and then cashes the fourth spade to secure four spades despite East's bold strategy.
Washington sources say the Justice Department will not prosecute 107 congressional candidates and two Nixon Agnew fundraising groups for failing to file required financial disclosure. Investigation reportedly will end next year with no charges expected. penalties for willful violators could reach up to $10,000 and two years in prison.
A home economics teacher recommends cheesecloth as the best cloth for pressing garments and offers practical tips to mothers seeking easy care and neat results. The column notes simple, affordable fabric ideas for household pressing needs.
A printed pattern description details pattern 9416 a corduroy jumper with suspender straps and backs buttons plus yardage for blouse. The item is offered with a pattern catalog, mailing address, and a note about pattern pricing and postage. The piece also includes reader hints on pressing cloths, cleaning eggs, eyeglasses care, stationery, cabbage storage, and home hacks.
Gov. James A. Rhodes mourned the death of Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen and praised him as a pillar of strength in the building of America. Rhodes called Dirksen one of the truly great Americans of the 20th century and noted his cooperation with presidents across parties.
Gov. Louie B. Nunn of Kentucky creates an annual prize for the elementary and secondary school with the most outstanding innovative approach to learning. The program aims to encourage fresh education ideas across the state.
Insurance trends show awards in auto injuries and deaths now commonly exceed 50 000 dollars. Consumers face higher coverage needs as old 10 000 dollar limits prove inadequate and 100 000 dollar policies cost only a small extra amount.
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