The Enduring Calendar Debate Reaches 1962 Start
The letter exchange with Dr. Willard E. Edwards of Honolulu argues for a perpetual calendar that would reset the year count to zero, placing 1962 as the start of a new cycle. Edwards cites widespread adoption in the U.S. Congress and abroad, noting the calendar would modernize dating and keep time uniform across years. He asserts that Jan 1, 1962, would begin the 1963rd year, with many readers surprised by the zero-based counting. The note ends by referencing the vast U.S. population involved in health and related efforts.
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Round-Up Casserole Quick Easy Pantry Dinner
Winter crowds linger over coffee and meals, so assemble from ready packs. The Round-Up features macaroni and cheese and chicken noodle dinners with beef mix in a creamy cheese sauce, served with salad and hot buttered bread.
Oral: Arguments in School Case
Arkansas appellate hearing on a school case to be heard by Chancellor Lawrence Dawson with AP coverage. The proceedings focus on disputes over policy and governance affecting the school district.
Mother Sought in Slaying Mystery at Brockton Home
Police probing the strangling death of Gloria Eldridge, 2, in her parents’ Brockton residence. They questioned her mother Mrs Walter Howard, 54, wife of a bottling company president, after a note claimed she would “look for Gloria.” Eldridge’s body was found days after Christmas hiding behind cartons in an under-the-eaves closet. Several relatives and three children were reported as possible suspects.
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Wide Value of Food Pork Is Favorite
The piece notes pork items remain popular across regions with fresh ham and hog dishes, while turkeys stay a Christmas staple in many areas. It highlights regional price shifts for pork cuts and poultry, including bacon and sausage, and points to cabbage as an abundant bargain in Texas and other markets.
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De Witt School Board Faces Challenge Over Purchases
Oral arguments were heard Thursday in the De Witt School District case. Plaintiffs seek to halt procedures and demand restitution of funds claimed lost to the district. Defendants deny the allegations and move to dismiss.
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