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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1965
Page
3
The schedule lists daily meals from Monday January 25 to Friday January 28. Planned dishes include barbecue pork sandwich with slaw and cheese on Monday, chili with crackers on Tuesday, meat loaf on Wednesday, Spanish rice with meat on Thursday, and macaroni and cheese on Friday. Each day pairs sides and dessert or beverage options.
Consumers seek convenient packaging but firms may offer two types to target budget and convenience buyers. A Minneapolis miller introduces a free flowing instant blending flour in all purpose and self rising forms. For sour milk, add lemon juice or vinegar to each cup and let stand five minutes.
The article explains that Social Security contributions go to two Trust Funds the Old Age Survivors Insurance Fund and the Disability Fund both invested in U S government securities. It notes about 20 billion dollars in each fund and interest earnings of 541 million in 1963 64 plus the funds are used only for benefits and admin expenses.
Provisional reports show 69 deaths from January 1 to 15 across Illinois counties with 31 in 24 multi vehicle crashes and 38 in single vehicle mishaps. Cook County accounts for 19 fatalities, Lake County 23 drivers, with two Saturdays and two Sundays driving 19 deaths.
Donations of cash and hearing aids poured in on Christmas Day for children in need. Gene Chase of Radio Station KCFM reported 39 hearing aids offered and others contributing funds. American Legion Post No 404, formed of former servicewomen, coordinates the gifts to St Josephs Institute for the Deaf and Central Institute for the Deaf. Members include Mrs. Robert Riebeling, a post member and commander.
A ten week adult course begins January 28 at 7 00 pm offered by the Columbia High School Agriculture Department. Topics include tractor maintenance tillage planting and harvesting equipment hay making and grain drying. Practical shop demonstrations with local dealers. Registration is 3 50. Contact Walter Monke for details.
A national March of Dimes leaflet urges families to consult physicians early in pregnancy and pursue medical care after birth. It highlights birth defect risks, advises partner medical exams, Rh factors, and avoiding infections, while noting the foundation's centers, research, education, and public outreach efforts.
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