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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
5
The author recalls Hardscrabble or Gholson School District 92 and its diverse teachers from 1908 era, noting county exams for teaching certificates, the small district’s modest resources, and a parade of memorable personalities who shaped local education.
Wisconsin researchers urge review and control of potentially cancer causing substances as natural and synthetic materials show carcinogenic effects in lab tests. Old Columbia cyclotron dismantled for Smithsonian as atom smasher nears 27 years in history. Hospital staff gain faster DISS outlet connections with Quick-Diss adapters by National Cylinder Gas. A massive meteorite crater, third largest, yields meteoritic materials in northern Chile foothills.
Illinois residents will see no artificial coloring in sausage products after January 1. The ban, approved by the 74th General Assembly, applies to wieners and franks amid state move away from synthetic colorings. The article also notes unrelated geographic facts about craters and state boundaries.
A compiled cast list shows Chief of staff roles at The Doctors with Richard Chamberlain James Pritchett and James Mason. Paradise Bay features Jeff Morgan with Keith Andes Fred Perkins and Eddie Hodges. Days of Our Lives includes Dr Horton with Raymond Massey Lee Cobb and MacDonald Carey. Another World lists A Kathryn Corning Ann Sheridan Janis Paige and Lee Meredith. Morning Star features Katy Elliot with Elizabeth Perry Ann Bancroft and Sue Langdon.
A damaged OCR snippet contains mixed characters and garbled names. No clear event or entities are readable to identify a people, place, or organization. The fragment appears to be an unreadable index or corrupted text without coherent news content.
A teen writes about being sixteen and shy about dating after meeting a boy on a school bus. The response urges talking with parents first, obtaining approval, and avoiding overacting while maintaining friendly, regular contact to spark reciprocal interest.
Readable crossword clues list with numbers for across and down entries including goddess of peace and Archery battle formation. Some entries include religious and geographic terms, with a mix of common and specific words.
A puzzle note lists clues including tolerable, an Irish nobleman, a national god associated with Tahiti, and the concept of an abyss. The fragment hints at a wordplay set likely from a cryptic or trivia column.
James B. Mowry of the Illinois Horticultural Experiment Station at SIU offers pruning guidance. Prune during dormancy to avoid sap loss, make clean cuts near crotches, use three cuts for large branches, and stagger pruning among fruit trees with apples pruned earlier and peaches near blossom time. Emphasizes moderate yearly pruning to form strong crotches, preserve light penetration, and ease harvest.
A public service piece explains how far TV cameras may intrude into private life. It notes that ordinary supermarket footage of crowds is allowed when individuals knowingly place themselves in public, but targeted interviews without consent and using a shopper’s image for advertising can violate rights to privacy.
A Washington report discusses the growing 65 plus population, life expectancy rising to over 70, and the need to balance longer lifespans with employment and meaningful activity. It highlights Medicare and the Older Americans Act 1965, administrative aging programs, state grants, and the push for rewarding senior programs while safeguarding privacy rights.
The Illinois Secretary of State urges drivers to keep full attention on driving and avoid distractions. It advises backing only when clear, checking rear view mirrors, entering streets safely, easing from the curb, and locking cars. A free "Rules of the Road" booklet is available by writing to Paul Powell in Springfield.
A 36 page booklet outlines Medicare's impact on all ages from 40 to 65 and beyond. It argues Medicare will reduce expenses for families like Smiths Joneses and support Jimmy Green by protecting college funds and housing from medical costs.
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