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THE XENIA DAILV GAZETTE Tuesday, April 7, 1970 Hubert Dennis Tfie Menace Frontiers in Science SO ZOO M1UJCN BARELY OVER I INCH. AND THE TINY WO-EUS AT THE CENTER, LIKE THE SUN OP A SXAR SYSTEM, 15 FIVE THOUSAND TIMES SMALLER A4JN. THE BV RUTHERFORD EARLIER THG CENTUM TO HAVE A NUCLEUS AND ORBITING ELECTRONS WITH THE IN 1332 THAT EVEIfy NUCLEUS la MADE UP OF TWO KINDS OF PARTICLES WIONS AND THAT DEMXBTUS" UJ1MATS PART1OE3 HAD BEEN UNRAVELLED: PROTONS. NEUTRONS, ELECTRONS. Ofeio Adventure ROOM FOR ALL EAW.V PROSPEROUS ENOUGH TO LEAVE THE UTTLE LOG CUIN, OFTEN BUILT HOUSES WITH A NUMBep- OF POOMS.

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Patent Office. 3 A 6 2 ri 6 4 4 2 5 A 3 8 7 0 7 3 0 I 2 I 4 3 3 I 2 jr 3 6 2 ri .1 5 2 8 4 A 3 2 3 0 4 A 3 -1 3 I 4 A 7 5 A 0 3 6 I I 7 3 I 7 3 6 7 7 5 5 2 3 1 2 7 3 I 6 4 I is a pleasant litllc game that will give you 2 message 1 every day. It is a numerical puzzle designed to spell out your fortune. Count the letters in your first name. If the number of letters is 6 or more, subtract 4.

II the number is less -than 6, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rectangle and chsck every one of your key numbers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you, 4-7 Kine Features Syndicate, 1STO. World rights KIDNAP TRY IS THWARTED PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil (AP) The U.S.

consul in Porto Alegre was recovering today from a slight wound suffered in thwarting a kidnap attempt. He used his car to run down one of his would-be kidnapers, and they let loose a hail of bullets as be escaped. Curtis C. Cutler, a 41-year-old SYDNEY OM4RR stars tomorrow THE LEO CHILD needs at- ention, loves the spotlight, rill improve in a work provided with creative utlet. Above all, Leo children equire an abundance a'ffec- 'on.

-A- 4 ARIES (March 21-April 19): ctivity occurs in monev area, versatile. is real lance to increase income po- sntial. But you should avoid nap decisions. In personal life, ou are drawn to very active ndividual. TAURUS (April 20-May kvoid excess speed.

Don't rive with intemperate individ- al. Check details. Pay and ollect debls. One who ctivities secret confides. Your mate wisdom is answer.

GEMINI (May 21 June 20): Obtain liuit from TAURUS mes- age. Be open to suggestions. lealize that all is nol what ap- Jears on surface. If von a Fine for mail-order activities, publishing, getting message across in more a Rewards accrue as responsibility grows. Respond accordingly.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 22): Your creative urge surging to forefront. Co-operate with individual who is ambitious, has eye to future. Money dispute can be settled.

Make conciliatory gesture. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 Nov. 21): Strive for originality. Be independent where ideas are concerned.

Refuse to be discouraged by temporary slowing ot pace. Allow mate or business partner to share spotlight. SAGITTARIUS (N v. 22 Dec. 21): Your pacing requires adjustment.

You are extending efforts, but nol always in right place at right time. i work procedures. Relative in transit communicates. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

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There have wh3 il is TM want, you prob-ity is indicated. Your i a 1 V. PRESS will --1 1 1 i lie rormat fnr i loin been eight previous kidriapings or attempted kidnapings in Latin American countries Phone 426-3033 2240 County Line Rd. Belmonf Auto Theater 2 BIG HITS NOW SHOWING HEATERS FOR YOUR COMFORT HIT NO. 1 The HOWLarious canine caper that sent London to the WALT DISNEY'S CARTOOH-KAJllitl TCCHNICOWR' HIT NO.

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Heed which equals common sense, Being of boredom. You are going lo I get much action. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Ca- resr, ambitions get boost. Be selective.

Know that a who a promises do have necessary cash. Stick to reliab'e. Sensational methods should be by-passed. i VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept.

22): security is temporary. Know this and respond accordingly. You are not as restricted as i be imagined. Make move i demonstrates self-confidence. PISCES (Feb.

19 a 20): Be cautious during short trips. You could, if careless, lose somslhing of value while in transit. cormnunica- YOU DO HAVE TO SHOUT INTO THE PHONE birthday you are a four-square basically honest, aelieving that a wcrd is a bond. working, dedicated. a you require is This, plus other opportunities, a upcoming i i TV FORMAT ARRANGED The format for the first televised debate between Republican senatorial candidates Hep.

Robert Taft Jr. and Gov. James A. Rhodes was announced Sunday. The April 21 confrontation on WCPO TV in Cincinnati will consist cf one-half hour of formal "head-to-head the governor has debate, as advocated, Now you can expand activities, (ion lines open.

Be willing to A NICE PLACE To GO A 1 Ends Tonite "Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice" Shown at p.m. "1 i a I a and a halt hour of questions LITTER-PICKERS frntvt i i I Twenty-five St. Brigid School pupils worked Saturday to make Xenia's J3hawnee Park a little more present- SPECIAL (AFTER-SCHOOL) SHOWS 5:30, 7:30 AND 9:80 P.M. Only WoK matey could teU fin's incredible Juieslbrne odtetdwn WaltDisney TICKETS FOB "HEt.I.O nOl.l.V" OK SM.K MERT: NOW I I I AT THE NEW 11AYTON MALL I A See Uw "Oscar" Show April 7th at p.m. on Channel 12 from a panel of newsmen, as Taft prefers.

Arrangements are made for other tetevisbn sta-l lions to carry th-3 debate live i or on a delayed basis. JOHNSONS AT WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON (AP) "We have been thinking of you in these services. We want you to, know we are very happy youi a have returned in gocd health You have been in our thoughts' a Leach The Illinois and prayers." With these words President Nixon welcomed former President Lyndon Johnson back lo able for its upcoming busy season. Loading litter are, from left, Mary Ann Baker, Mark Burr and Martin Dorsten. Their teacher is David Willis--(Gazette Photo).

JAMES KELLER 3 minutes among you very highly their work. 5:12, 13) the White House worship services. for Sunday The former President, looking it a ruddy cobr, stood with Nixon after the service to receive the 300 guests. Sikh farmers in the Punjab greatest, says Professor Leach. The Illinois agricultural expsri.

who volunteers his summers for work in India, praises their eagerness to boost food production. gel Ihe rest of India to raise its production as they have in (he Punjab, we'd have the food problem licked." esteem in love because of (I Thessalonians Father, show us ways lo work to correct the imbalances on planet earth. CELEBRATES CHARLESTON S.C. (AP) The poor of the earth have a i Carolina right to a more human way of year-long observance of life and so many are me ana so many are willing They are always down at our Diversit farm watchin to work for food NORTH I A DniVE-lN T1IEATKB I university farm watching eryrhing we do," he says "They will even pawn the fam ily jewels to buy fertilizer mix with their soil If we cai si a it's willing 3l)Kl1 anniversary as a colony and a stale. STARTS TOMORROW 2 EXCITING HITS! ONHERMAJ 'SECRET SERVICE EXCITING HIT NO.

2 education, health services, fair access to world markets and the preservation of their I- tural riches. God a the earlh to all men, and all are enlitlcri to share its blessings. We can't all volunteer for overseas development work. But we can support those wflia do and demand needed aid programs, responsibly administered, by those we elect to govern us. i I I I I I I I I I I gazette growing: 14,578 Average Net Paid Daily Subscriptions For March, 1970 "Respect those labor 'SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL GATES OPEN STARTS AT P.M.

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