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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1969
Page
10
The column explains that no drugs treat hirsutism itself and mentions possible Cushing's disease as a rare cause. It covers electrolysis as a potential permanent hair removal method, discusses risks of hair sprays and heat, notes aging can gray hair, and cautions on chemical hair removers and permanents.
Washington report details widespread hearing loss among U S soldiers in combat training. Army specialists estimate more than half of about 600 000 trainees yearly suffer some loss, with many permanent enough to be ruled out of combat. Issues include non fitted ear protection, lax enforcement at Ft Dix and Ft Knox, and reluctance to use superior helmet systems. Experts call for better protection and standardized earplugs or earmuffs across training programs.
Auto diagnostic clinics, once booming, faded in the late 1960s but show renewed interest. Mobil Oil and others back hospitals of car testing with electronic diagnostics and performance under load, highlighting credibility and growth as operators refine equipment amid wary competition.
A cataloging note describes over 100 full color illustrations spanning early space exploration in the 1960s through Apollo 11, compiled and produced by the Associated Press, the world’s leading news organization.
In Hempstead Chan Court Lannie Pen Nington and Velma Pen Nington sue Luberter Pen Nington Young Fred Pen Nington and Unknown Heirs of Fred Pennington. A warning order requires defendants to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Clerk Jim Cole attests the seal on August 20 1969 with notices August 21 28 and September 4 1969.
A fragmented OCR snippet notes a scene with a damaged beer can and cigarette ash. It mentions unclear persons and objects, offering little coherent context beyond a rough urban setting and discarded items.
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