Hair coloring tips and home regimens advised by Josephine Lowman
The article discusses selecting styles and home treatments for hair, noting early results on sales and customer preferences. It mentions frosting, darkening lighter areas, and choosing shades to blend with complexions, plus advice on conditioners and trying various tones. Readers may address letters to Josephine Lowman at the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Sammy Davis Jr. Plans U.S. Surgery for Rare Growth
London report says Sammy Davis Jr. will fly to the United States within a week to consult a top surgeon about a non malignant growth described as a rare condition. The entertainer, nicknamed the "Golden Boy," has suffered recurrent illness, prompting the proposed operation.
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UPS
Sammy Davis Jr
United States
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Credit Card Woes and Biblical Echoes in Fractured Note
A terse historical fragment hints at financial strain and religious phrases. The writer references credit cards, creditors, and a biblical line from 2 Kings, reflecting hardship and dependence on debt relief or divine aid. The text reads like a distressed memo with scarce readable context.
Pay Your Paper Boy Or Face Hardship Warnings
A short notice warns readers to pay weekly to keep their paper boy. It cautions that failure to have cash ready may strain the merchant and cause hardship for the delivery service.
Winning Contract By Rewerd Sehenken and Richard JC. Stey
A bridge puzzle centers on declarer play with South holding JS THAGSD KA S8 32 C A105. West passes, North opens, South responds, and the article hints at the Dew list Coup as the winning line. Further details appear tomorrow.
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Rewerd Sehenken
Richard JC
Stey
West
South
Declarar
Dummy
Declarer
Enigmatic Homemaking Tips and Card Play Glimpsed
A murky mix of house cleaning questions and bridge strategy appears. Readers discuss enamel care for brass, toy cleaning methods, and a contested slam puzzle with deck dimensions and West’s exit cards.
Readers' Courtroom Examines Hospital Liability
The piece reports a jury style debate over whether a state hospital and its physicians are liable for Linda's death from an overdose. Advocates argue professionals must use proper skill, while the hospital cites best judgment under medical care norms. The judge notes Linda was under exclusive hospital control and questions if overdose resulted from negligence.
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Ter’ Maother
Ef State Hospital
Aioe
Mesica
State Hospital
Brangui
Linda
Listle
Television schedule fragment with scattered show listings
A cluttered OCR of a TV schedule page lists programs and hosts across NBC CBS and local channels. It includes talk show lines with Dick Cavett appearances, cartoons, news segments, sports, movies, and classic late night movements, with multiple time blocks and channel labels.
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CBS
WFEM
Monro Tutm
A Urimer
Ian Yea Mule
Col Karniyal
Kind
JC Kirton
Tee Kernaval
Kangstoo
Pad Dixon
Griffin
Paul Dien
Dick van Dick Cavett
Dick Cavett
Leonardy
Lideshow Town
Mena Douglas
Vivienne
Gyus Sarieels
Cy Douglas
Douglas
MeRates
Jerry Lewis
Laker
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Lancer
Island
Julia
Password
Skelton
Moyie
Doris Day
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Steve Alten
Perry Steve Allen
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Steve Allen
Joey Bishop
No Quorum Quiets House In Week Of Delays
The House adjourned for lack of a quorum as only 188 of 217 members answered a roll call. Senate delays slowed action on the $7.1 trillion defense bill and Abe Fortas nomination. Mansfield blasted absenteeism saying the country is in grave trouble.
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House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Abe Fortas
South African Printer jailed for massive U S counterfeit scheme
Edward George Wilson, 37, admitted forging 32 thousand counterfeit U S hundred dollar bills totaling over 33 million dollars in a plot to fund a Argentina revolution. He pleaded guilty to counterfeiting and possessing forgery materials at Old Bailey and faces six years in prison. A South African contact named Eve Toll Duncan allegedly arranged the operation.
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London
U.S
Argentina
Edward George Wilson
Robert Horman
Old Bailey Court
Wilson
Eve Toll Duncan
Duncan
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