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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1964
Page
6
The 18th Music Academy summer session in Santa Barbara features twenty teachers and artist instructors forming the faculty. Lectures and performances take place at the Lobero Theater with plans for student attendees and program emphasis across classical music and related arts.
Australian Dr Ro Shatin reports a theory that MS susceptibility may derive from hereditary gluten intolerance. He notes higher MS occurrence in rye-growing climates versus corn or tropical regions, suggesting gluten-rich grains impair intestinal absorption of amino acids, potentially affecting myelin integrity in nerves.
The text questions whether people from different states are inherently smarter, arguing that comparisons must be specific and experimental. It uses Vermont, Nevada, Iowa, and Rhode Island as examples, then shifts to domestic life noting a farmer’s wife prioritizes time and family values over replicating ancestral homemaking.
A recipe instruction suggests mixing hot cooked rice with a generous amount of chopped dates and a little crated lemon rind. Fluff with a fork and serve with spring lamb or fried or baked chicken.
A brief cookbook note praises a dessert featuring plums as an appealing finish. It promises charm for young readers and hints at a cozy, family friendly vibe characteristic of the era.
A 1930s cost comparison shows electricity used to warm a bottle for a father’s era costing about 28 percent more than for his son, highlighting efficiency gains from investor-owned utilities. The piece explains how improvements and the shift to all-electric living reduce residential electricity costs, noting several ownership structures and indirect investments in the industry.
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