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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
2
Financial columnist Sylvia Porter argues the tourist gap between U.S. and foreign travel spend will hit a record high this year, likely surpassing 1.6 billion. She urges more international events in the U.S., greater outreach to foreign visitors, and greater use of American carriers to trim the deficit.
Hal Boyle offers a series of light observations on dating trends, dog breeds, music, breakfast habits, psychiatry, politics, greeting cards, national dangers, testimonials, crooks, marital choices, and Micronesian exports. The tone pokes gentle fun at modern life with wry insights.
Wayne G. Brandstad M. D summarizes practical medical advice from the newspaper column. Topics include prickly heat treatment for workers in hot environments, dry mouth causes and temporary relief, thyroid transplant feasibility, and calcium sources with emphasis on milk and dairy and leafy greens.
A reader asks if plasma expander LMD benefits are limited to women. The doctor says most cases were women but not all and invites questions to Wayne G Brandstadt M D in care of the paper. He cannot answer individual letters but will address general interest questions in future columns.
Hollywood AP writes Fred Astaire returns to dance after four years for Barrie Chase in a Bob Hope Chrysler Theatre musical. Filmed at Universal City, the program features seven minutes of Astaire numbers, Pan rehearsals, a cane solo, a ballroom duo with Chase, and a Watusi team routine amid the dance craze.
Washington dispatch notes a split among Republicans over platform content as the 100 member resolutions committee prepares hearings in San Francisco ahead of the July 13 convention. Goldwater leads in polls but faces party dissent on civil rights, with Scranton Lodge Rockefeller Romney and others seeking a voice in shaping the party line.
A reader argues against using physical punishment to solve parental battles over a messy teen. The letter warns that normalizing such methods trains youths to coercively take money or sex, leading to broader social harm and the need for reformatories, police escorts, and safer parenting.
A satirical appeal urging husbands to reciprocate efforts to please their wives. The piece suggests husbands share moods after meals, greet mornings cheerfully, and engage in wives interests, arguing for mutual effort in marriage.
In Napa California an 11 year old named Earl Freeman found a robin chick orphaned after a cat killed its siblings. He carried the chick to a neighbor's empty cage while the parent birds returned daily to feed it. Earl plans to release the chick once it can fly.
A compact list of crossword style clues with across and down entries including multilingual hints and theme indicators. The grid references and solutions appear as a puzzle page segment for readers to solve in sequence.
June 30 marks events from 1906 Roosevelt signing the Pure Food and Drugs Act and the Meat Inspection Act to 1964 context. Other noted moments include Taft becoming chief justice in 1921, Minsk capture in 1941, Churchill vow in 1943, the McCarran-Walter Act in 1952, and royal and papal milestones in later years.
New York AP reports first lady Bird Johnson toured the 1964 World’s Fair with White House aides and Secret Service, visiting federal, General Motors, and Ford pavilions in a surprise official tour.
The article notes British protection of South Arabia and the Empty Quarter borders with Yemen and Oman since 1800s, covering the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman for well over a century.
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