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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1968
Page
7
A reader questions excessive cavities and cites a Texas oilman tale. The dentist’s role is described as unlikely to fill vast backlogs, with emphasis on patient behavior and the limits of treating many cavities.
Hollywood disclosures: director Edward Dmytryk says studios demand more sex and violence for ticket sales. He notes Act of Anger will include a rape scene on demand. Danny Lockin discusses Hello Dolly, Streisand influence, and makeup. Capitol Records promotes John Stewart and Buffy Ford. Don Rickles ABC show party notes. Leonard Stern hosts celebrations for Get Smart and Dickens and Fenster.
In Lebanon Kentucky an AP report details a St. Joseph School third grader sent to empty wastebaskets who returned quickly saying they did not need emptying but stepping in. The teacher expressed disbelief at the speed.
Pattern feature presents New Half Bites 1014 123 1415 1614 18%% 2015 2214 sizes 14 42 bust 37 with yardage and price details. Includes mailing address for pattern request and instructions, plus promotion for new fail winter catalog and sewing book.
A Micronesian chief aboard an Air Micronesia flight in Saipan cools off by removing his clothes while waiting for takeoff, causing embarrassment before he regains modesty. Reader pattern and craft ads follow, promoting Laura Wheeler knitting and needlework publications with prices and mail details.
The World Almanac explains the oyster rule that only months with an r are ideal for eating. The rule, recorded by William Harrison in 1577, notes oysters spawn in summer when months lack an r and taste less flavorful, yet eating oysters remains healthful even in non r months.
The Egyptians led East West to a 3 clubs contract while United States players Kaplan and Roth faced 3 spades or 3 diamonds. Roth's defense forced the Egyptian declarer to misguess, allowing Kaplan to make 3 clubs at the other table and keep a favorable score for the U S team.
A compact list of crossword style clues with across and down prompts. Includes biblical figures, names like Miss Gardner and Miss Shore, and various noun and verb clues such as Way, nurse, lawyer, and numbers. The puzzle weaves themes of people, places, and common terms in a mixed vocabulary grid.
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