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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1964
Page
5
Heloise shares compact home hacks from 1964 covering freezer use with minimal containers, drapery cleaning with snap tape, and drying tips. Advice includes unmolding frozen foods with a water rinse, labeling in bags or foil, and separate dry cleaning for drapery linings to cut costs.
The Soviet Union may be building atomic powered submarines at seven to ten per year, according to J. S. sources. US records show nine nuclear submarines built last full year, below the planned monthly pace, with delays from safety rules after the Thresher incident.
AP television writer Cynthia Lowry argues weather broadcasts evolved into a visual, sponsor driven show. She notes weather presenters use maps arrows and graphics to convey forecast details and end with the daily rubbers or sunshades cue.
A 35 mm camera features an automatic exposure meter that measures light entering the lens, aiding correct exposure settings for photographs.
U S Sens Lister Hill and John Sparkman announced a $17 400 federal grant to Auburn University for training teachers of mentally retarded deaf and otherwise handicapped children.
By Henry Rosenfeld 10.98 Smart offers a three piece summer suit in spun rayon linen for town and travel. Black or coffee with cotton print over blouse. sizes 10 to 20. Set A includes short sleeved jacket notched collar sleeve shell and sheath skirt. Set B includes sheath skirt with short sleeved cardigan jacket and cotton print shell.
A brief social notice promotes a Mother's Day event on Sunday May 10 inviting attendees to celebrate a special day with family and friends.
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