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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1972
Page
4
A 1950s style ad argues defrosting is hard and messy. It contrasts husbands chipping ice with a No-Frost refrigerator freezer that defrosts automatically, offering time saving, extra storage, ice maker, water dispenser, and crisper for vegetables. It emphasizes convenience, economy, and family ease.
FTC cracks on deceptive ads and sweepstakes face stiff court tests. A district court nullified a key rule requiring octane postings and questioned the agency’s authority in 21 past rules. Rulings against the McDonald’s sweepstakes and a sunburn ointment ad raise further doubts about corrective advertising and nonprescription drug claims. Congress may amend to empower the FTC if House action stalls.
A card play example shows how positive and negative signals guide defense. East signals with discards when void, and combinations of negatives can form a positive read for partner. West can steer the defense by aligning with East’s indicated suits, influencing the outcome of the 3NT contract.
Almanac entry notes Tuesday June 6 1972 as the 158th day of the year with 208 to follow. Highlights include Nathan Hale born in 1755, Eisenhower quotes on duty, Kennedy assassination, D day link to Eisenhower, and historical snow in New England in 1816.
A French inmate due to be freed this week requested the warden to extend his confinement by two weeks. He is a star player on the prison soccer team and fears his release would deprive the squad of a key player in the French Prisons Cup tournament.
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