Moscow Beauty With Serious Overcrowding Problems
Moscow, nicknamed the beautiful lady, faces housing shortages and limited public services as the city expands by about 400,000 people annually. Officials allocate 455 million rubles for 1963 housing, while traffic and retail space lag. Despite woes, many Russians still dream of living in Moscow, a closed city since 1931.
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Moscow
Ann Landers Advice Columns on Delicate Family Etiquette
Marys mother asks how to help a new girl with dental issues. Ann Landers counsels talking to the teacher to reach the mother discreetly as a gift, not a reveal to the child. The column then answers about photography as hobby income and social coat handling, advising modest generosity and courtesy, with a note on public appearances and a request for readers to write for more guidance.
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Ann Landers
4 H Club and HDU News Open Meeting and Lessons
The Brookdale Home Demonstration Unit invites guests to an open meeting at 7 30 p m February 5 at the 4 H Fairgrounds on the evolution of painting and renaissance painters. Several units held joint meetings with lessons on selecting and enjoying good pictures and a film strip shown. A Kansas University Art Museum tour is planned for unit members after a meeting in Hesper. Fred Six will speak on homemaker knowledge of law at a public meeting.
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Fairgrounds
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Stull H.D.U
Pete Bahnmaier
Jess. O’connor
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Happy Days
Ray Longacre
Route 2
Oak Ridge
Ronald Robb
Bob Nehrbass
Kansas University Art Museum
Hesper
Fred Reetz
Irene Had
Bellview
Fred Six
Lawrence
Honesty Brings Reward in Whitewater Discovery
Nine year old Sharon Mossman received a $50 reward after locating $1,000 hidden in a jar in the foundation of an abandoned house in Whitewater. The money was turned over to property owner Mrs. Von Walling, with investigators concluding the late owners hid the cash.
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Sharon Mossman
Sharon
von Walling
Buttered Carrots Garnished with Olive Rings
A reader notes that carrots cooked in butter become appealing when finished with slices of ripe olives. The idea highlights a simple garnish to elevate a side dish.
Kansas Lawmakers Cautious on Salary Rate Change
State lawmakers debate pay for Kansas legislators as 165 members seek a majority consensus. With only a $7 daily expense allowance now, leaders say a general pay bill will likely emerge next week after private talks, compromises, and district concerns are resolved.
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Kansas
KU English Prof Vieth to Speak on Rochester Works
Dr. David M. Vieth of Kansas University will present the Humanities Forum at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Dread Room, Kansas Union. He will discuss Rochester's Heroical Epistle and Epistolary Essay. Vieth holds Yale degrees and has a forthcoming Yale University Press book on Restoration poetry.
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Kansas University
Humanities Forum
Kansas Union
Rochester
Vieth
Yale Univesity
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Earl of Rochester
Yale University Press
Ready to Eat Dessert Cup Idea For Kids
Prepare instant vanilla pudding, spoon into lidded paper containers and top with crushed peppermint candy. Freeze to create nutritious sweet snacks for youngsters, reducing kitchen mess.
Creamy Lima Bean Dish with Cheese Topping
A simple spoonable bean dish improved by a rich cream sauce and a bubbling cheese crust. Stir cooked green lima beans into a lightly thinned cream, season, simmer until tender, then top with grated cheese and bake until golden.
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