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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
8
A feature explains hair diversity from blond to red, noting hair counts, growth rates, and daily variation. It also covers hair strength and a playful hypothetical single hair growing rapidly, plus a trivia winner named Ellery Bells.
Visitor asks what a tiger would say if it could talk. Zoo Keeper corrects it as a leopard. A patient says he swallowed a harmonica and asks for happiness, doctor replies that he isn’t playing a piano.
Powdered steel allows metal fabricators to quickly produce small precision parts using a mold and heat. The method promises cost savings and rapid turnaround for limited runs and prototyping.
Sylvia Porter explains that many borrowers overlook true annual costs hidden in monthly rates. From 1 percent a month equaling 12 percent yearly to 2 percent monthly reaching 24 or 30 percent, true costs can double or triple the stated rate. She urges buyers to calculate by multiplying payments and subtracting principal to reveal actual loan costs.
The item describes using a cold water filled paper cup held over a flame to show water conducts heat and prevents the cup from catching fire. It notes the Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook of Events and invites readers to send riddles and jokes with a zip code. winner listed as Debra Longwith of Tulsa Oklahoma.
New York AP reports next season’s TV line up leans toward war stories with humor. Seven soldiering series mix World War II vibe with current Viet Nam references and adventure. ABC aims for Combat and 12 O Clock High style while CBS tests Jericho and F Troop humor. Rat Patrol blends comedy and adventure as stars tour for 17 shows in Spain using Lawrence of Arabia locales.
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