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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1961
Page
7
In Macedon New York the parking lot of a film manufacturing plant is described as segregated with one area too small for a double row. It is unclear whether this reflects policy or practice at the facility.
The Associated Press reports on four medical items. Friendly germs pills use Lactobacillus to restore gut balance in virus or antibiotic related diarrhea. A Tulane device broadcasts brain waves from a cat and may record impulses to ease pain or study mental patients. A dermatology study finds no sugar effect on acne, and Connecticut warns of poisoning from sweetened poison buttons. The spern whale note describes its huge head.
Florence Jacobs, 22, earns public library card No. 4536 in West New York after an exception to age rules. She loves rocketry and space knowledge, has read 60 books, spells 300 words, and dreams of motherhood as she quizzes reporters with space facts.
Across clues cover varied words from Avon poet to S shaped molding and beyond. The puzzle lists numbered definitions for items such as bower circles beverage diving bird near settle pine tree extinct bird hand sp faint short song mountain pool brown consumed American Indians pronoun explanation hawk parrot approaches shaved facilitate sheltered to delude added to the poker pot.
Puzzle clues include Liberate Viper Male offspring and rude cabin and an exclam ation end. Answers reflect short word fills with common crossword terms common in puzzle sections.
NEW YORK AP Uncle Sam aims to entertain more foreign visitors this year and boost dollars. Intourist official to Moscow New York air service suggests advertising in USSR, streamlining visas, and lower prices. Last year 1,000 Soviet tourists vs 15,000 Americans to the USSR.
A letter from a reader asks about waiting for a Navy boyfriend and a second from a foster daughter seeking independence. Helen Worden Erskine counsels self sufficiency and open family communication, then advises a wife facing a service man’s return to rekindle or redefine their marriage. A third note discusses adolescence, dating limits, and social growth under foster care.
Edward A. Wayne, a lifelong reader who has read about three hours daily outside of office hours, has been named president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank. His formal education ended at 15.
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