Dear Ann Landers Letter on Hidden Eating Habits
A anxious husband asks why his wife has gained weight despite claims of eating little. Ann Landers explains that unexplained obesity with normal glands points to consuming more food than the body needs, noting many women nibble between meals or taste while cooking without recognizing it as eating.
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Ann
Dad
Knots
Medal Given Airman For Fine Work
Airman Norman C Schroeder earned high commendation for meritorious service as instrument repairman during temporary duty April to August 1961 at Kadena Air Base Okinawa. First Sergeant Phil E Tucker credited his ingenuity dedication and output that supported major US government operations and a high 95 percent mission aircraft commission rate.
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Phil E. Tucker
Fifth Air Force
PACAF
Kadena AB
Okinawa
Norman C Schroeder
Ainman Schroeder
Department of Defense
Amman Schroeder
United States Air Force
Nevada DMV collects 1961 62 personal property taxes
Carson City Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles reports 1961 62 vehicle registration period personal property taxes totaling 2 275 788 an increase of 55 388 over 1960 61 Clark County led with 1 035 211 followed by Washoe 699 779 Nye County posted the largest percentage rise aided by activity at Camp Mercury and Sandia missile testing sites several counties grew while Douglas Eureka Esmeralda Humboldt Lander Lincoln Lyon Mineral declined led by Mineral’s drop from 31 824 to 5 418
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Carson City
Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles
Louis P. Spitz
DMV
Spitz
Addding
Department of Motor Vehicles
Clark County
Nevada
L&i
Atomic Energy
Camp Mercury
Sandia Corporation
Douglas
Fike
Esmeralda
Humboldt
Lander
Lincoln
Lyon
Mineral
Mineral County
Bulgaria to rotate outages amid hydro drought
Bulgaria will stagger power cuts by rotating off times at kindergartens, children’s homes, and other facilities as water levels drop from a prolonged drought. Radio Sofia reported that reduced hydroelectric generation from dams is the cause.
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Vienna
UPI
Bulgaria
Radio Sofia
Fences Cut Wind to Reduce Pollen Spread, Doctor Says
Dr. Kenneth J. Johnson of Bismarck reports eight foot slatted snow fences cut wind speed and lessen ground spread of pollen and mold spores. He notes plain wooden city fences offer little protection in hay fever mitigation.
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Bismarck
Kenneth J. Johnson
Amerian College of Allergists
Paintings on Display by Local Artists in Nevada
Paintings by Emile Nizet of the Las Vegas Art League shown at Nevada Savings and Loan 1200 E Charleston and Bird paintings by Lucille Stanley on exhibit at North Las Vegas City Hall. Sponsored by the Las Vegas Art League.
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Emile Nizet
Las Vegas Art League
Nevada Savings and Loan
E. Chrieston
Lucille Stanley
Las Vegas
Las Vegas ‘Art League
Reenlistment Office Sets August Record at Nellis
Nellis Reenlistment Office reports eight more August reenlistments this week raising August totals to 28 men. The APB notes that in March 1962 the record was 35 reups, with optimistic tallies for the final week.
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Nellis Apb
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