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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1963
Page
8
A short guide offers 17 practical tips for dieting and weight loss. It urges self leadership, planning rewards, substituting exercise for eating, mindful eating, low calorie snacks, and smart meal tricks like salads and soups. It also suggests sugar substitutes and calorie awareness Paris?
A school contest offers a 15 volume Britannica Junior set for writing about New Year resolutions. Entries must address Resolution, Tell Me Why, with name age and address. today’s winners include Terry Horgan from San Jose and Garry Campbell from Norfolk.
Readers share simple tips from 1962 to handle suds overloads in sinks and dishwashers. Salt sprinkled on overflowing bubbles disintegrates foam, saving floors and disposal units. The column also offers neat kitchen hacks for oil on beaters, travel spray bottles, baking soda cleaners, and frozen cranberries for salad.
Martin attacks Kennedy’s Rules Committee maneuvers calling the last Congress powerful on the panel. He notes GOP gains in November and urges Alabama voters to pressure their congressmen to oppose socialized centralized power and to back anti packing positions ahead of 1964 elections.
William Gilbert of Fair Park Community near Talladega escaped injury when his small private plane, flown solo, crashed in a field Tuesday. He said he was checking for a landing strip when a wing struck a utility pole and the aircraft fell about 30 feet, sustaining extensive damage.
A record notes nearly 4,000 ships have perished in Cape Cod waters due to shallows tides fogs and gales. Utah's Great Salt Lake is the largest salt water body in the United States.
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