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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
6
A Dorothy Dix reader asks if a 31 year old man could be her destiny and whether cloistered life suits her. Helen Worden Erskine advises readiness for marriage, suggests patience, humor, and watching a husband who talks as a morale boost. Other letters cover accusations of prostitution, trust, and handling a husband’s need to talk.
The Decatur Daily reports WMSL TV channel 10 will log program changes on Friday with educational content planned for the audience. The notice notes network names and time slots as part of the station's revised schedule.
Hampshire swine growers in this area are invited to a meeting at the Agri-
Massive grasshopper invasions threaten the northern Great Plains already hit by drought. Firefighters battled a 5 000 acre prairie blaze near the Little Missouri River as officials consider adding 30 counties in Montana Wyoming and South Dakota to disaster aid lists amid ongoing crop damage and heat.
An event is scheduled on July 6 at 10 a.m. on the campus of Auburn University in the Cultural Engineering Building.
Tell Me Why! Tell Me Why! by A LEOKUM explains algae growth across ecosystems. Lula Chin, 12, of Bronx N Y wins Britannica Junior encyclopedia contest. Algae are primitive plants that range from scum to seaweeds and vary in structure from single cells to beadlike filaments.
The three riddles ask about letters and geography then an animal. Answer 1 is The letter M. Answer 2 is Cork. Answer 3 is A blind horse. The user asks to change the first word List to the last word Care.
A daily puzzle invites readers to change one letter per move to reach a final word, promising a Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook of Events as a prize. Lois Huber, 12, of Cincinnati Ohio is today's winner.
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