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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
9
Ann Landers comments on lowdown riders who beg for lifts and a driver’s liability fears. She notes signed waivers may not hold in every state and jokes about a Toastmasters club for a shy speaker, urging the Rose in Redding to join the right group and own the stage.
Cathy Schell, 13, of Alton Illinois is named winner of the Tell Me Why Britannica quiz. The 15 volume challenge asks for name, age and address and requires submission through school and home care. Duplicate questions go to the author decision.
This article explains how the heart pumps blood into arteries and how arterial resistance raises pressure. It defines hypertension as high blood pressure, lists causes such as nervous tension and gland or kidney disturbances, notes common symptoms like headaches and dizziness, and outlines treatments from rest and diet to medical care.
A playful exchange centers on a horse shoe joke and a dachshund pun. Joe and Fred trade quips about a horse in stocking feet while Bill and June riff on why a cowboy bought a small dog. The banter showcases lighthearted western humor.
The guide explains finding the best bat spot by testing along its length with a hammer. The center of percussion minimizes vibration, making the bat move as a whole. Also mentions puzzle answer and a contest winner, Lillian Dutcher of Syracuse NY.
A Navy wife asks Ann Landers for help after neighbors press her to buy eggs and other groceries. The columnist rebukes the wife for setting a bad example and risking commissary privileges, urging her to stop aiding neighbors. The column promotes The Bride's Guide and how to contact Ann Landers for advice.
IRS computers are processing more than 100 million individual income tax returns this year. The agency expects continued high volume as filers submit electronically and by paper, with peak processing occurring after the midyear deadline.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted White called on relatives in West Point Sunday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. James D. Kelly and family and Albertville and Rev. and Mrs. Floyal Rogers and family of Gardendale were Sunday dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. T. M. Meigs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brinb Patsy and Mrs. Janice Brown visited Roger Brown who is stationed in New Jersey with the U.S. Army.
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