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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1964
Page
10
Marianne wakes with amnesia on a moving coach bound for Pennington Cross. A red satin woman and a wary crowd guess she is a young lady not the mother to a small boy named Thomas, while Marianne struggles to recall her name and purpose as memory fragments surface.
Georgia Democrats host former President Harry Truman at the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner in Atlanta. He will speak Thursday evening after arriving with Gov. Sanders hosting him at the governor’s mansion. The visit follows stops by President Johnson, Senator Kennedy and Mrs. Johnson in the Peach State.
The undersigned candidates authorize this announcement for the 2nd Democratic Primary on June 2 1964. Morgan County Circuit Court Clerk candidate H Harrison Hill of Decatur Alabama asks voters for support and their vote.
Classified notice listing appreciation and memorial thanks with pricing per word and short acknowledgment lines.
All classified is payable cash in advance in accordance with above rates. Ads will be charged only to those having regular accounts or to persons listed in telephone directory. Accounts charged are payable upon receipt of statement.
A reader contest announces Katheen McGraw of Alton Illinois as winner and presents commentary on how machines require regulation. The piece then likens the human body to a complex machine and explains hormones as its regulators.
The endocrine system includes glands that produce hormones and secrete them into the bloodstream. These glands work with other body parts, influencing growth final size body shape and hair distribution.
The items present playful brain teasers and puns. The first riddle asserts a zebra becomes six years old. The second jokes that the Medieval Era was knight time. The third riddle lists a chair a bed and a toothbrush as the items to sit on sleep on and brush teeth with.
A playful wager hinges on declaring the score before a game starts. The proclaimed line asserts the score is zero zero prior to kickoff, claiming a sure bet on predicting the initial state.
Today's winner is Nancy Williams of Madison, D. C. for riddles and jokes submission in the Tell Me Why feature. Readers are invited to send more entries to the Riddles Jokes column for future contests.
A condensed look at how stress and tension affect the heart and cholesterol levels, weighing whether psychological strain directly causes heart disease. Expert tips from Drs Irvine Page, E Grey Dimond, and J Scott Butterworth offer a lifestyle approach to reduce risk.
A column of society notes links Robert Moses cotton candy bans to midget controversy and previews a heavyweight party plan for LBJ at Atlantic City. It covers Perle Mesta hosting a birthday bash, theater gossip, Latin music trends, and appearances by Armstrong Clooney Channing and others with light city theater and club details.
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