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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1961
Page
8
Dear Dr Mother advises forgetting acid as a cause of digestive trouble and explains the difference between actual acidity and alkaline blood. He notes many childhood notions persist, urges professional evaluation for true acid conditions, and mentions acne and fibrillation questions from readers.
A Wichita Eagle readers letter exposes confusion over Ann Landers guidance on a bachelor with twins and a nine to twelve square foot cement slab. The exchange includes New Jersey alimony fears and a reader’s wish for a practical, affordable fix.
North opens with a club and West passes. A leap to four clubs aims to shut out opponents but can backfire if partner holds the right cards. The article discusses the perils and pitfalls of overreaching on speculative bids and notes a related medical aside about radioactive iodine research.
Hollywood claims Broadway is dying says Ernie Kovacs, criticizing effeminate trends and praising film TV creativity while defending honest stage performers. He faults New Yorkers who mock Hollywood and praises easier entertainment away from the city. Conte and wife Ruth expand into music and record ventures.
The 24th international convention of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing In America is underway in Philadelphia. Top quartets vie for trophies as contestants warm up with terms like woodshedding, tag, and pitch pipe while costumes, mustaches, and showmanship enhance performances.
Washington AP reports Congress heard the State Department has virtually perfected a device that may prevent spies from listening in on telephone conversations in the United States. The claim suggests a breakthrough in safeguarding private communications amid postwar intelligence concerns.
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