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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1968
Page
10
Readers were advised on safe hair straightening and coloring. The guidance warns against treating hair while damaged, recommends conditioning and proper timing between coloring and straightening, and promotes a Mary Sue Miller booklet via Amarillo Globe News Readers Service.
Horoscope outlook less optimistic this week with cautious tone. Aries gains possible if you act. Taurus may face health strains. Gemini improve relations. Cancer stress but relief may come late. Leo bright mood. Virgo limit awareness. Libra time to pursue hobbies. Scorpio listen to clever help. Sagittarius detached yet concerned. Capricorn spend cautiously. Aquarius social and romance rise. Pisces seek seclusion but hard to find today.
In Naples Italy competitors sang about heartbreak but tenor Aurelio Fierro introduced a fresh angle with a piece titled The transplant reflecting a medical twist on the familiar ballad themes.
The Codex Alimentarius Commission aims to set global identity and labeling standards for 11 major foods including canned tomatoes beans peaches applesauce and sugar products. If major producers accept these rules U S authorities may align or reject them and trading could simplify among adopting countries.
A six month NIH study shows muscular training and breathing exercises improve respiration and athletic ability in asthmatic youths. Doctors emphasize a healthy environment, social activity, and psychological support to boost motivation and reduce fear of exertion.
Mrs C D Foote spoke to the Amarillo League of Women Voters on Councils of Governments. She noted cities must plan for citizen welfare and urban centers spanning multiple cities and counties to stay dynamic. Mrs M G Elkins presided. Aug 22 next at the Civic Center.
Mr and Mrs S J Montgomery announce the engagement of their daughter Suranne to Benny Zane Judkins of McCamey. The wedding will be at First Methodist Church on August 31. Suranne attends West Texas State University with Zeta Tau Alpha and Lambda Chi Alpha Crescents. Judkins is also a senior at WTSU and a Lambda Chi Alpha member.
Birth notices record new arrivals: a boy for James Restine and a girl for Abraham Westmoreland and Robert Gregory at 3112 Nelson, 1925 NW 18th, and 2912 Hill respectively on July 15 and 16. A girl for T R Welch at 1411 N Brook and a girl for Martin Brandine at Perryton on July 16. A boy for Martin Gatlin at 1239 Pecan and a boy for Sam Inman at 2907 Marrs in Northwest Texas with July dates noted.
Miss Cheri Anne Jackson to wed Sgt. William James Ott US Air Force in a ceremony planned for August 25 at the First Christian Church. Engagement announced by parents Mr and Mrs Gail Jackson and Mr and Mrs Paul James Ott of Bellmawr New Jersey.
The article discusses choosing lines of play to maximize slam chances over a finesse. It catalogs the hand for South with S a Q 10 9 7 2, H Q J 9, D Q J, C A K 7 and argues for opening with one spade or pass. It notes the benefits of safety plays and the risks of finesses, emphasizing point counts and suit structure in bidding.
Miss Suzanne Fischer daughter of Dr and Mrs Arthur J Fischer of Albuquerque becomes bride of Jerry Lester Wilson son of Mrs Lester Wilson of Borger and the late Mr Wilson in a St. Riadins Church ceremony The couple will reside in Dallas after a reception at Four Hills Country Club and a wedding trip to Southern California
A Saigon newspaper urged the government to exempt older journalists from the opium ban. Cong Luan argued for understanding by police, claiming opium serves as an effective remedy for diseases in people over 40.
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