Hypnosis cautioned by AMA and other science briefs
The American Medical Association warns hypnosis should stay a professional tool as about one in four people can be deeply hypnotized. Other items note computer information needs, wind tunnel tests in Morton Grove, FAA rules on alcohol for pilots, undersea mining by AEC and Bureau of Mines, and gabions aiding fish life in drought areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
AMA
Defense Department
Morton Grove
Ill
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Atomic Energy Commission
Bureau of Mines
United States
Social Security Q and A Guidance for Beneficiaries
Public Q and A column outlines eligibility and steps for retirees widows and families. It covers earnings thresholds for monthly benefits, widow age 60 eligibility, changing address, and handling benefits when moving with a disabled spouse and a dependent child. It advises contacting local Social Security offices and using declared forms for updates.
Hogs See Late Rally After Early Gain Sees Top $25.25
Livestock market report shows hogs topping $25.75 at peak and finishing at $25.25 as late weakness trimmed gains. Receipts totaled 51,235 head with cattle also fluctuating, heavy weekly slaughter set a high since January and vealers and calves remained steady to higher amid mixed demand.
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Producers Live Stock Marketing Association
Potomac colored by 20 gallons of dye for river study
The Potomac was deepened for fish movement though not for politics. Twenty gallons of red dye were released by the Interior Department's Geological Survey to study flow and mixing, with the dye fading from bright red to pink over time.
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Potomac
Department of the Interior
Geological Survey
For Sale Eight-Unit Apartment in Columbia IL
For sale an eight unit apartment house at 210 East Mullberry Street in Columbia. Contact Ray High Real Estate at 710 West Poplar Street Taylorville IL 62568. Phone 219-824-2883.
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East Mullberry St
Columbia
Ray High Real Estate
West Poplar St
Taylorville
Annual meeting notice for Columbia Building and Loan Association
Notice to shareholders that the Columbia Building and Loan Association will hold its annual meeting at 238 North Main Street Columbia Illinois on Saturday September 18 1965 at 7 30 p m to elect nine directors for the ensuing year and transact other business. Secretary F W Weinel, August 26, 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Building and Loan Association
North Main Street
Columbia
Illinois
Board of Directors
Railroads Accelerate Comeback With New Steel Cars
Railroads race back to prominence with modern high strength steel freight cars. Norfork and Western lead with 36 types while New York Central lists 58. Union Tank Car Co. wins Design in Steel awards for a 50 000 gallon tank car. Auto racks move 30 percent of new car shipments now, with another 30 percent expected.
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Norfolk and Western
New York Central
Walter A. Renz
American Railway Car Institute
Mit
Steel Giants
Union Tank Car Company of Chicago
American Iron and Steel Institute
Daniel P. Loomis
Association of American Railroads
Champion Among Horses Riyadh Saudi Arabia Arabian Stallion
The Arabian stallion is celebrated for stamina and endurance, shaping the Arab Empire and remaining prized for racing and riding. Four main strains Kehilan Suweiti Hamdani and Ubejan define color and lineage, with legends tying the breed to wind and Ishmael. Modern interest revived by Faisal stables.
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Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Ishmael
Abraham
B.C
England
United States
Faisal
Aif
Card of Thanks to Pastor Friz and Vitals
I express sincere thanks to Pastor Friz for his visit and prayers. Gratitude also to Dr Maglasang and the nurses at St Elizabeths Hospital for care and to friends for cards and flowers from Mrs William Luella Polacek.
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Pastor Friz
Dr. Maglasang
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
William
Luella) Polacek
Illinois estate notice for Walter F Koch claim day
Notice of claim day in the matter of the estate of Walter F Koch issued August 23 1965. Letters testamentary granted to Marie Koch of Monroe County Nursing Home Waterloo Illinois. Claim date set for Monday October 4 1965 with copies to the legal representative and attorney Floyd E Crowder.
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State OF Illinois
Circuit Court OF the
20Th Judicial District
Monroe County
Walter F. Koch
Marie Koch
Monroe County Nursing Home
Waterloo
Illinois
Floyd E. Crowder
South Main Street
Columbia
LeRoy M. Reitz
More Chemistry Than Meets Eye
Miss Janis Mallett of the American Potash and Chemical Corporation in Los Angeles demonstrates how everyday items such as eyeglasses cosmetics and handbags involve chemicals like soda ash borax and bromine. The firm lists products from eyewear to cosmetics all produced by American Potash and Chemical Corp with no credit claimed for Miss Mallett personally.
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Janis Mallett
American Potash & Chemical Corporation
Los Angeles
American Potash & Chemical Corp
Moonfield slag training simulates lunar surface for astronauts
NASA uses a Texas slag field converted into a lunar landscape with 2500 tons of slag to train astronauts in lunar walking. Wearing thermal gear and life support packs, they navigate craters with lunar walkers. Slag, a byproduct of ironmaking, has wide commercial uses from highways to concrete and insulation.
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New York
Texas
Steel Facts
American Iron and Steel Institute
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Iron and Steel
Glenn J. Esker Named Democratic Candidate for County Commissioner
The announcement designates Glenn J. Esker as the Democratic candidate for Monroe County County Commissioner in the General Election set for Tuesday November 2 1965. Voters are urged to support Esker.
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Glenn J. Esker
Monroe County
Executor's Notice of Final Settlement in Estate of Carl Suttaher
State of Illinois Monroe County Circuit Court probate proceedings for the estate of Carl F. Suttaher Deceased. Executor Clarence A. Hacker will present final report to the court in Waterloo on September 27 1965 and seek discharge from duties. Creditors heirs legatees devisees and debtors may appear to contest the application. Edgar O Zimmer attorney 127 N Main St Waterloo Illinois.
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Carl F. Suttaher
Circuit Court
Monroe County
Waterloo
Illinois
Name Change Toll For Major Corporate Rebranding
A corporate name change requires vast investments. Cities Service Oil’s rebrand to CITGO involved major campaigns including 750,000 pounds of aluminum for signs, 1.3 million new credit cards, copper lighting ballasts, and 300,000 gallons of paint, alongside new uniforms and extensive station renovations.
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New York
Cities Service Oil Company
CITGO
Oklahoma
U.S. Army
Steel pools rise as backyard status symbol grows nationwide
Families flood into home swimming as steel pools gain traction for durability and economy. From 2,500 in 1948 to 396,800 this year, steel pools expand with prefabricated kits selling around 1200 dollars for a 16 by 32 foot model. Rooftop installations rise in major cities including New York Washington Chicago and Los Angeles.
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New York
Washington, D.C
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Emphis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Cience Ite
Popios
Question and Answer Series
Sebastian J. Valle
Social Security Administration
Social Security Office
Arizona
Clarion Printing Company, Inc
Columbia, Ill
Fred G. Rapp & Son, Inc
General Insurance Agency
South Central Illinois
Investor's
O Columbia
Building & Loan
N. Main St
Columbia, Ul
Soraya
Saint Jean Cap Ferrat
Office of
Norman W. Beck
Court House
Edgar O. Zimmer
N. Main Street
Ghent
F. L. Smith
S. Main Street
H. A. Matthews
Optometrist
West Legion
Main Street
Thurman's Coffee Shop
Columbia, Hillnois
F. W. Weinel
Champion
NASA
County of Monrof
Clarence A. Hacker
The
Columbia Star
George W. Smith
Roy P. Conrad
Clarion Patg. CO
National Editorial
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Illinois. Association
Penguin Plastic Corp
North Lindbergh Blvd
St. Ann
Missouri
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