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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1961
Page
9
Fragmentary item notes a tiny bird about two inches long linked to Santa Fe and the Santa Fe Trail. Mentions 1880 and rail expansion to Santa Fe in old Spanish town, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
A promotional piece highlights spring styles at Zayre with upbeat lines about girls and boys, urging shoppers to be kind to themselves and shop for the family. It touts quality at lower prices and guarantees money-back satisfaction for Easter shopping at Zayre.
President Kennedy uses televised news conferences to boost public support for his program and widen public opinion in Congress. Polls show rising popularity since election, aided by TV exposure, while reporters gauge a two way street with moving seats and comfortable studios. Public reaction is largely favorable to Kennedy but critical of reporters.
The report covers health items from razor blade skin loss to after shave burn, and a hopeful French scientist Dr Jerome Lejeune who proposes an error in body chemistry of mongoloid children may affect serotonin production. He notes abnormal chromosome numbers in these children and recalls a fruit fly experiment with corrective material restoring normal eyes.
University of Pennsylvania veterinarians studied 3000 dogs and found 290 with reliable heart disease signs and 322 with suspected disease, highlighting canine cardiac risks.
Researchers note many viruses cause colds and the prevalent strains keep changing. Immunity to one cold virus does not guarantee protection against a different strain, so repeated infections within a season are likely.
The Pine Tree Society tea and bridge at Blaine House moves from March 4 to March 23 due to a snowstorm. Bridge reservations for March 9 transfer to March 23, with extra tables arranged. call Mrs. Belknap in Augusta to reserve. The event starts with bridge at 1:30 pm and tea open 3 to 4:30 pm benefiting crippled children's camp in Rome and rehabilitation in Bath.
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