Helen Help Us Youth Q A Column Snapshot
A 1966 Helen Help Us! advice page features teen questions on sandbox hazards, privacy, and relationships. Letters discuss sand box safety with a neighbor’s cat, a shady real estate scam targeting the elderly, marital boundary issues, stray dog threats, Viet Nam APO mail rules, and a Friday date-night compromise suggestion.
Community events honor Rev Hughes at Bethel church
Appreciation services for Rev J E Hughes begin October 27 at Bethel A M E Church with nightly services led by the Stewards and Ushers. Guest churches include Lonoke Baptist Pentecostal Temple and Bethel Rosston, with Rev Walter White preaching and choirs from visiting congregations performing. Obituary notes Charlie Thompson of Washington dies in Nashville on October 25. funeral arrangements pending. An AP dispatch notes a proposed tax data sharing system among states to track taxes and income, with details on information exchange and privacy limits.
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Charlie Thompson
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Doctor warns of beer linked heart ailment in 1965
A 1965 Quebec case series linked heavy beer consumption to a new heart ailment, with 20 deaths among 48 victims overseen in the city. The disease appeared in Omaha and Minneapolis as doctors search for causes such as dietary deficiencies or beer additives like cobalt and papain. All victims were men in their 40s, with steady jobs, and the outbreak ended in May.
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Omaha
Minneapolis
Canada
United States
Campaign Spending Law Developing
Campaign spending reform gains momentum as Congress weighs a plan to permit tax funds for presidential campaigns up to 30 million dollars by 1968. The proposal could ease funding pressure on candidates, yet pose risks to debates and boost party salaries while potential extensions to other races are contemplated.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
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America
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Sen
Russell
Lang
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United States
Congress
Johnson
House
Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
National Party
Estimating Storm Distance by Lightning Thunder Method
The article explains a simple rule to estimate how far a storm is by timing the interval between a lightning flash and the thunder. It states sound travels about one mile in five seconds, so a 15 second gap would place the storm roughly three miles away.
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