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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
11
The doctor advises checking vaccination status before travel and obtaining tetanus and smallpox shots, typhoid vaccines for polluted water regions, gamma globulin for hepatitis risk, and to do all preparations weeks in advance. It warns against overindulgence and suggests packing a medical kit and extra glasses.
Short items from readers offer thrifty yarn alternatives, dress reuse, and simple sewing tricks. A note on string knitting using cotton string for summer garments, belt reuse on new dresses, home drug expense records for tax, stair baluster painting, and a crochet hook bind off trick.
Olivia de Havilland talks about Lady In a Cage Parisian winters avocados and the Detroit River Kay Stevens scuba diving ambitions and a possible Channel crossing Diane McBain takes tennis lessons from Pancho Segura Judy Garland's daughter Lorna Luft rumored to be a stronger singer Gina a invited to a White House race Kennedy Johnson document signed as vice president Frank Overton recalls piloting a plane Albert Salmi joins Daniel Boone as sidekick and muses about Broadway opportunities
In a final-deal squeeze motif, West doubles five diamonds hoping for a diamond lead, but North steps to seven clubs. South, Charley Dunai of New York, executes a two-heart squeeze to win. East is squeezed, and Charley ruffs, runs trumps, and secures two hearts as the winning cards.
The page shows a scrambled crossword with across clues like Theatre box Stage directive Overture and entries such as Isaac's son and Schubert's works. Jumbled hints include geographic and fruit terms and mismatched spellings, reflecting a partial OCR read.
A cryptic OCR segment presents fragmented phrases and codes. No coherent event or person is clearly documented to summarize into a factual news item.
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