11 Jun 1956
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1956
Page
1
HAL BOYLE reports on Leonard Louis Levinson who wrote a book for overweight Americans. The dedication speaks to the inner thin person inside every fat individual. The reformer, a former overweight person, seeks to help others overcome weight challenges.
Levinson, once famed for film scripts and radio shows, wrote The Complete Book of Low Calorie Cooking after a year long weight loss. He details 265 breakfast options and urges moderation and the use of old world spices to diversify low calorie meals. The Nepal population note appears as an odd afterword.
UP News features writer examines moth challenges in homes. Readers learn methods to deter and destroy winged pests, including durable wool protections and careful storage. The piece notes washable woolens treated with DDT products and dry cleaning to remove eggs before long storage.
Superior Court denied Thelma Darrell 36, a court order to force Dorothy Pasternak 45 and Jo Pasternak to raise support. The judge said the demands were excessive and not in line with the parties' positions. The article then digresses into mothproofing storage advice and unrelated product mentions.
A note on moth prevention suggests using moth resistant treatment on wool or wool blend wardrobes. Treatments may provide preventative protection until garments are laundered or dry cleaned again, helping preserve clothing integrity in storage or rotation.
European papers report President Eisenhower's illness with big headlines and questions about reelection. Leaders including Eden, Mollet, Truman, and Theodor Heuss sent well wishes as crowds and media discuss recovery and the political impact.
The Evening Standard bannered Excellent news while Radio Prague and Radio Budapest carried word of his illness in morning broadcasts. In Moscow the official Soviet news agency TASS reported the illness of President Eisenhower, reflecting how the issue dominated international coverage behind the Iron Curtain.
Cheryl Harmel of Silver Spring Maryland visited Walter Reed Hospital on Saturday with a bouquet for President Eisenhower. She handed the flowers to a Secret Service man and included a card praying for his recovery. The card, signed Cheryl and Charles, spoke of God watching over him.
A home baking note urges adding extra orange and lemon zest to the crust and substituting orange juice for water in the dough mix, as printed in the Tribune want ads for flavor enhancement.
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