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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1965

Page

5

Thanksgiving origins and the shift to a fixed day

The article traces Thanksgiving from early European and global practices to its American development. It highlights the 1621 Pilgrim feast with Massasoit, notes varying observance before 1863, and details the shift from last Thursday to a fixed date under Roosevelt, amid rising commercialism and early displays of Christmas. It also mentions land use: about one fifth cropland and over 60 percent privately owned.

Europe America William Bradford Massachusetts Massasoit New England The Prac Sarah Joseph Hale Godey Lincoln Franklin D. Roosevelt Congress Old Fogey 50 States

Crossword puzzle last weeks answer across

Puzzle clues mix gives entries for many short words and terms across biology geography language and time. Answers include young girl culture medium egress cavern most attractive zoo animal beast troublesome plant water god Babyl earth goddess head scarves fat set system pulverize glacial direction aquatic bird Scandinavian measure as glass tellurius symbol fish two god twisted fabric obtains again from lawn shop hall German Scottish Gaelic Java tree behind mid day kings of beasts white ese short poem fixed form certain of horse topped hill wings young subtle animal emanations before stop Creole watch state half ems abbr flat-

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Turkey output up but Thanksgiving prices steady says SIU expert

SIU visiting professor Glen Mitchell notes USDA data showing about four million more turkeys this year and a 6 percent rise in output by weight. He expects the 1966 crop to approach the 1961 record, while prices at supermarkets may be similar to or slightly higher than last year due to higher demand and competing red meat supplies.

Glen Mitchell Southern Ilinois University Mitchell U.S. Department of Agriculture

Country music picks and market notes in a 1960s style collage

A collage reviews country records from Uncle Bill to Hank Thompson and Mickey Katz with Broadway tunes and Freddy Martin nostalgia. It also notes steady meat prices with limited turkey demand as chicken supplies stay abundant and affordable.

Bill T. Texas Tyler Oklahoma Hills Hank Thompson Mickey Katz Nat Farber Mickey Mannie Klein Sam Weiss Larry Bunker Benny Gill Zero Mostel Freddy Martin Yesteryear Martin Crew Sally

Illinois reports excellent water supplies despite dry October

Illinois State Water Survey chief Ackermann notes October rainfall at less than half normal in much of the state, but August and September rainfall kept water supplies in good condition. Hunters are asked to return band information on waterfowl, while Gov Shapiro touts anti crime strides and 322 oil and gas permits issued in October. The Governor’s Christmas Party will be Dec 18 in Springfield Armory, expected to draw 5,000 children.

Illinois William C. Ackermann Illinois State Water Survey Ackermann William T. Lodge Illinois Department of Conservation Lodge Samuel H. Shapiro Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit Shapiro Guv, Shapiro Illinois Division of Oil and Gas L. L. Ruff Ilinois Illinois State Armory Springfield

Teenagers and dating at thirteen with parental guidance

Advice urges that thirteen is too young to date seriously but not too young to socialize supervised. Discussing feelings with parents is essential to earn trust, while phone chats and friend gatherings should be reasonable and honest, aiming for open communication and clear boundaries.

Radiofrequency pest control and other science items spotlighted

Reports from the Department of Agriculture describe using radiofrequency electric fields to kill grain pests and note unclear mechanisms. Other items include plastic pavement markers by Neff Laboratories, lamb fetal surgery advances, potential limits on silver-based X-ray film, ancient Peruvian stone tool discoveries, Mono Craters permafrost cores, and the Pacific Ring of Fire volcanic belt.

Department of Agriculture J. W. Neff Laboratories Stockertown American Medical Association Max Fertile Crescent Mesopotamia Columbia University Edward P. Lanning Peru Mono California Department of Interior North America Pacific Ocean

National teen babysitters guide issued by HEW

A Department of Health Education and Welfare handbook covers babysitting do's and don'ts with safety first aid feeding and play ideas. It recommends a sitter kit of crayons paper notebook and flashlight and notes ages 2 to 6 prefer different activities. Parents can aid by sharing toys and favorite books like 865 Bedtime Stories for cost effective preparation.

Department of Health, Education and Welfare Alice Hanson Whitman Publishing Company Racine Wisconsin

National Citizenship Test Broadcast Postponed Rescheduled

CBS television airs the National Citizenship Test to survey rights and duties of citizenship with a panel including Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Senator Everett Dirksen. The broadcast invites home viewers to mark answers and compare with national averages amid a groups lineup of Congress members spouses party leaders and St Louis students.

Cbs-Tv Board of Advisers Hubert H. Humphrey U.S. Senate Ity Everett Dirksen Paul A. Freund Henry F. Graff Harvard Columbia St. Louis High School

Retirement warning from a refugee Buckner couple

Mrs Gladys Buckner, 67, recounts moving to a retirement town seeking sunshine and security. Her husband fell ill, doctors failed to diagnose, and after costly tests and an NYC operation they returned home poorer. She urges caution for other retirees.

Aften Gladys Jane Buckner Buckner

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