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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1966
Page
16
The article explains how to defend a spade lead against a four spade contract. It advises leading the king of spades to force East to win with the ace, then a low spade to force a return and draw in the defense. It also notes the importance of preventing declarer from making tricks by careful card play and the ducking technique in diamonds.
Medical memo advises applying sun lotions and creams gently in sections, not rubbing to avoid skin irritation. Air-layer protection is key, and thick but non running films are needed for UV defense. Do not use homemade preparations. eyeglasses also provide protection.
A2C Jack C. Dean has inventory management duties at John Air Force Base Germany and will move to Kelly Air Force Base Texas. Pvt Thomas O. Loar graduates recruit training at Parris Island South Carolina. John C Wocher completes Field Medical Service School at Camp Pendleton California. Robert P. Kimble Jr. finishes Navy basic training at Great Lakes Illinois. Casimir Malinovsky promoted at Coast Guard Base Portsmouth after Lorain High School graduation and service entry in August 1950.
AP reports more women work today than in 1944 with 38 percent of working age women employed. Civilian labor force growth favors women over men, reflecting shifts from factory to office jobs, education gains, and flexible hours expanding part time roles.
Judith Raskin, Metropolitan Opera soprano, opens Oberlin College Artist Recitals 88th season with aFinney Chapel 8 p.m. program of five lieder by Mozart Schubert Brahms Wolf and Mahler accompanied by George Shick. Raskin studied at Smith College and began with NBC Opera in 1957, later debuting at Town Hall NYC and the New York City Opera and Metropolitan Opera. Season tickets available at the Conservatory office.
The piece notes networks like CBS and ABC paying top prices for films to attract audiences with popular titles such as The Bridge on the River Kwai and Cleopatra. Ford and MGM sign multi million deals to showcase models and fund future productions, reshaping financing in Hollywood.
Notes from New York report that Wild Kingdom will return for a fifth NBC season starting October 13 at 5 to 5 30 p m Sundays Marlin Perkins will host with Jim Fowler as his assistant.
In Mojave California a 41 acre yard serves as a cemetery for worn out locomotives and rolling stock. Cars arrive from across the nation and are disassembled by a crew of about 40 workers. Some historic cars are salvaged but most become scrap.
A series marking the 100th anniversary of Oberlin Conservatory opens with Barry Vercoe addressing Sound and the Tape Studio. Speakers Hoffmann Stockhausen Dugger and Clough follow on Oct 20 27 and Nov 3 with topics from Ear ly history to RCA Synthesizer and computer based systems. Each lecture at 7 30 pm in Kulas Recital Hall includes a Q A.
The Holy Name Society of St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church Avon sponsors a parish hall dance on Saturday at Stoney Ridge Road. The Valieteers provide modern and square dancing from 8 30 p.m. to 12 30 a.m. Tickets are sold at the door.
Hollywood observer reports actor Duff, famed for detective Sam Spade, resumes the detective role in the new video series Feony Squad. The piece notes Duff's return to crime solving on screen and previews the program's format and style.
The October 1966 Elyria directory will arrive in coming days for use starting October 16. If not received by October 14, residents may pick up a copy at 363 Third Street or call 322 4681 for rush delivery. The directory features the largest ever listings of residence and business customers and an expanded Civic Section Blue Pages.
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