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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1960
Page
5
The AP analyst outlines consumer behavior as prices drift higher yet stabilizing. Americans continue spending and borrowing with confidence in future income, while rising personal income and high installment debt shape the outlook. Foreign competition supports price stability despite housing and rate pressures.
A short discussion notes that all speakers of hearing will develop presbycusis with age, a gradual loss of speech discrimination. It says aging tissues vary and a cure is unlikely, but a hearing aid may help in some cases.
A reader asks about head injuries in children. The doctor says wake the child periodically to check responsiveness, call a doctor if alarm signs appear, and that personality can improve with self discipline and maturity over time.
Claudette Colbert discusses returning to movies in Parrish after a five year absence. She explains age brings competence and acceptance, notes difficulty finding roles, and critiques modern film stardom and the casual attire of some actors. She reflects on past stage work and TV, and insists on maintaining professional standards.
18th century whalers grouped whales into Right Whales and Rorquals. Right Whales were deemed the right targets because they were slow and easy to catch. Rorquals, named for being swift, were harder to pursue and thus less favored.
Washington AP reports the Bureau of Mines warns tourists to avoid abandoned mines of any type or location due to dangerous gases low oxygen and venomous snakes. Director Marling J Ankeny urges travelers to shun underground workings and open pit excavations, noting visitors lack proper safe guards and experience.
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