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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
3
Practical hints cover rolling cookies with flour sugar mix to prevent sticking and freezing cut sheets for later baking. Also tips on cleaning plastic bowls with cold water, removing odors with wet newspaper, drapery care, and door knob yarn covers. Heloise notes she cannot answer all mail but answers when possible.
In Torrance California on Saturday Senator Barry Goldwater said President Kennedy can be beaten in 1964 but he personally does not want the job He dismissed talk that he and Nelson Rockefeller are the main GOP hopes for recapturing the White House and criticized the notion that only Rockefeller and Goldwater remain viable options for the party
Nixon tells editors the strongest ticket could be Rockefeller with mE and says if Lyndon Johnson and Jack Kennedy unite Barry and Nelson would back them. He urges testing the nominee in five upcoming primaries and names Romney Scranton as possible 1964 contenders while noting Goldwater’s reluctance and Rockefeller’s undecided primary plan.
Chief May resumes regular duties after recovering from an infected leg injury sustained when a car door slammed on it. He was treated at Redstone Hospital and is now back on the job.
A clipping notes Tell Me Why winner Matthew Vail age 13 from Ottawa Ontario and discusses medicine from ancient times to Hippocratic ideas. It covers ancient Egypt India Greece and the start of scientific medicine plus the Hippocratic Oath and its ethical commitments.
Today's winner announced for the Riddles Jokes Tell Me Why feature with instructions to enter again. Readers are invited to send their riddles and jokes to win the Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook of Events.
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