Personal notes reveal travels and visits across cities
Jack McLaughlin returns from a business and pleasure trip to Scottsdale Arizona with daughter Lile who will visit college friends at Stephens. Lee McNelly will return to Stratford College in Virginia while Mary Williams and children vacation in Nassau with her mother Mrs Yetta Samford. Barbara Crites in Atlanta for spring fashion news reports. Betty Whatley and Nell Graham back from New York as garden club reps to the Flower Show. The Hardwicks and niece Margaret Carroll enjoy spring at their Gulf Shores cottage.
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Jack McLaughlin
Scottsdale
Ariz
Lile
College
G. A. Hernandez
Atlanta
Barbara
Dale) Crites
New York
Betty
Charles) Whatley
Nell
Ross) Graham
Charles G. Hardwick
Margaret Carroll
Gulf Shores
Jamaica Produces World Champion Boxers Runners and Cricketers
Jamaica consistently yields top athletes in boxing track and field and cricket. The island nation showcases world champions across major sports as part of its athletic prestige.
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Jamaica
Best days for sensory tasting at 11 30 a m
University foods instructor Miss Kitty Roberts says sensory testing should occur at 11 30 a m on Tuesday or Friday to fit tester routines and appetite. She notes that new foods from soybeans yeasts sea plants and others require taste panels for consumer acceptance despite added flavors.
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Accord
Miss Roberts
Calendar and wedding notices schedule for The Daily
The women's editor outlines submission deadlines for Calendar of Events Bridal photographs and wedding information Engagement notices and photos and birthday child portraits Requests for photo returns and note that staff photographers do not work on Sundays.
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Lowing
Sensory testing in food judged by men and women
Miss Roberts advocates careful sensory testing to align food with consumer preference. She notes testers should avoid cooking aromas, stress judging independence, and consider gender differences in evaluating whole versus parts. Regional, cost, color and texture influence choices, and panelists include all people to keep products marketable.
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Miss Roberts
Economists Predict 25 Billion Spent on U S Research 1968
Economists forecast that the United States will allocate about 25 billion dollars to research and development in 1968. This projection reflects ongoing federal and private sector investment in science, engineering, and technological innovation.
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United States
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