08 Feb 1965
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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1965
Page
1
The article traces editorials and staff like Walter Hussman Nolan Delaughter and George & Parks, noting Madison Arkansas publishing details and a local policy on delivery times. It also reports on Andrew Wyeth choosing non prosecution after a studio theft by youths, highlighting Wyeth's stance on the juvenile problem and his outreach efforts.
A whimsical collection of observations from New York AP notes on future work hours, travel fatigue, shopping habits, language needs for reading Chinese papers, broomstick sales in England, and historic witch burnings in Western Europe. It cites varied figures and quips without a single cohesive narrative.
The Almanac for February 8, 1965 lists Mars as the morning star and Jupiter as the evening star. It notes Jules Verne born on this day in 1828, and recalls Mary Queen of Scots beheaded in 1587, reprisal killings near Warsaw in 1940, and Iraq's Premier Kassim overthrown in 1963. It ends with a Greek proverb attributed to Aesop.
President Johnson urges national beautification and business groups join in. Major firms donate millions in time and money to anti litter campaigns. Conner mobilizes states to improve highways while companies print posters and run educational films.
Muriel Lawrence advises a mother on her son John’s career choice saying a cartoonist talent may become the “wine” amid parental pressure for medicine. The column urges viewing value in overlooked gifts and suggests sharing the dean’s decision with the father.
The doctor notes warts often appear in teens and heal spontaneously in years. He warns against home burns and promotes freezing with liquid nitrogen or carbon dioxide snow, or X-ray, while explaining no vaccine or reliable oral remedy exists. A simple daily hot water soak may help, and a skin larva issue is treated by thorough freezing or thiabendazole.
The column notes men increasingly visit beauty salons after hours for hair styling, color, facials, manicures, and permanents. Men seek secrecy about beauty treatments but feel freer with open fashion, hoping wives notice and maybe advise on color choices.
James Marlow argues U S effort in South Viet Nam is failing amid repeated communist raids and mounting casualties. He places current struggles beside past Cold War crises and warns that a U S withdrawal could let North Vietnam and Red China dominate Southeast Asia.
Penetone Division of Amerace Corp researchers developed a static-dissipating floor to reduce fire and shock risk in operating rooms. The company also introduced a germicidal cleaner effective against bacteria and fungi, including staphylococcus aureus, to cut infection rates in clean hospital environments.
Trapper Bill McDiarmid reports Canada's harsh winter with wildlife starving and birds numerous, while camping on a trap line 800 miles northwest in 65 below zero conditions. The text also contains a jumble of crossword-like clues and unrelated fragments.
Bruce Biossat notes a gray, stagnant Washington where unemployment, education gaps, racial tension, crime, and Vietnam pressures demand bold leadership. He argues no grand occasion or decisive voice exists, as Congress moves slowly and presidents issue appeals without urgency.
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