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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
7
Dear Ann Landers offers a collage of letters on music in the workplace, coping with mourning clothes, and a teenager’s dating question. The writer argues pipe-in music boosts efficiency. a respondent warns against forced music. A caller advises giving mourning garments to Goodwill and a dating guidance booklet costs 20 cents.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge problem where South chooses a line to force a small slam after North's two no trump response. The play hinges on discarding and trump management, with a potential alternative if West holds the clubs. The column ends with a note about a coinless phone booth door.
An overview of gall bladder anatomy and disorders describes bile production, storage, and flow, plus how stones, infection, and obesity can cause severe pain and possible jaundice. The article notes diagnostic X-ray techniques, treatment variability, and cautions that stones cannot be dissolved.
Weather moved through Wyoming to New England with showers and thunderstorms and some heavy downpours. Tornadic winds and hail struck parts of Kansas and Texas while Nebraska and Oklahoma saw twisters. Temperatures ranged from 36 in Rock Springs to 85 in Needles with most readings in the 60s and 70s in the Mississippi Valley.
In downtown St Louis after 21 years the fruit stand of 75 year old Maria Acquaviva will close as the building is torn down for a parking garage. She sold fruit candy and cigarettes to workers and loft residents, cried over her late daughter's photo, and will not relocate, choosing to stay home with a daughter. The note ends with a historical, unrelated line about the Declaration of Independence.
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