Whitening Venetian Blind Tapes and Wallpaper Removal Tips
Dear Heloise shares methods to whiten old venetian blind tapes by soaking or patching with adhesive paper, warns against full bleaching, and suggests alternative decor options. Also includes vinegar wallpaper removal tips and a Safe Boating Week notice from Washington announcing June 30 as National Safe Boating Week.
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Heloise
Louise Sherman
Louise
Love
Washington
Wpi
Kennedy
Unisphere first section moved at 1964 World’s Fair ceremony
In New York the first section of the Unisphere a 12 story stainless globe symbol of the fair was placed in position during ceremonies attended by Rene Legrain Fiffel grandson of the Eiffel Tower's builder He presented a model of the Eiffel Tower to Roger M Blough chairman of United States Steel Corp The Unisphere will feature model earth satellites circling the globe.
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New York
Wpi
Rene Legrain-Fiffel
Roger M. Blough
United States Steel Corp
4-H Council Names '63 Future Trip Winners
The County 4-H club leaders and council named 1963 Future Trip winners during National 4-H Week. Winners include Linda Swaby and Lana Duncan of Midland, Sylvia Pickard of Linton, and many more from Switz City Bloomfield and Eastern. Alternates and counselors are listed with multiple clubs.
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Purdue University
Linda Swaby
Midland
Lana Duncan
Carolyn Fordyce
Eddie Withycombe
Dave Franklin
Gery Ferguson Linton
Sylvia Pickard
Joan Stalcup
Marlin Dale Hasler
L and M
Diana Wesner
Sheila Kirk
Lou
Billy Zeler
Darlene Jones
Connie MecKinney
Eastern
Don Greene
Linton
Marynel Haseman
Bloomfield
Shakamak
Marlene Bowers
Lester Morrison
Ronnie Geatches
Emil Fields
William Brown
Jamie Street
Patty Vault
Ess
Jay Sutmhin
Alan Hutchens
Lorraine Greene
Kay Plackmore
PB Comfield
Patty Calvert
Worthington Aternate
Connie Russell
Harry Huber
Marlin Dale Haser
David Hill
Switz City
Bob Wesner
Newberry
Neddy Skinner
Leonard Huffman
David Young
Larry Williams
David Haseman
Rebecca Armor
Nancy Sparks
Phyllis Duke
Sue Ramsey
Poemfield
Mearsue Williams
Frank Lindsey
Paul Carrico
Don Hasler
Jerrell Anderson
Emily Fields
Marilyn Price
Linda Brown
Mike Burkett
Nancy Hutchens
Community social notes from Midland gathering
Sanborn and McKee families hosted dinners with extended relatives including the Stremmings, Stantons and Slades over the weekend. Guests from Poland and Terre Haute joined in church meetings, singing led by Marvin Anderson and chaired by Wilbur Provines. Refreshments followed the Christian Endeavor social hour.
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Lawrence McKee
Virgil
Roy Stremming
Rube Stanton
Carl May
Midland
Sarah Teague
Harley Bowman
Lyman McKee
Jill
Ralph Slade
Terre Haute
Garland Frazier
Kent
Karen
Poland
Conrad Frazier
Christian Endeavor
The
Christian Church
Marvin Anderson
Charles Davis
Wilbur Provines
Bill Pieper
David Core
Brenda Tomson
Mike Fish
Janet
Rhoda Birdlow
David Gee
Jim
Fred Pieper
Martha Davis
Betty Ferguson
Susie Sanders
Kerry Haynes
Marla
Mike Hastines
Tom Baker
Bob
Carol Cullison
Melody Sanders
Alfred Brinson
Claude Lynch
Friendship Circle
Premier Gen Gurion Declines Time 40th Anniversary Invite
Israel premier David Ben Gurion will not attend Time Magazine s 40th anniversary celebration in New York in May due to a heavy work schedule. Government sources said the decision was made here on Wednesday.
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Jerusalem
Israel
David Gen-Gurion
Time Magazine
New York
Tyler Rose Center Turns to Industry and Offices
Tyler Texas blends its famed rose industry with a push for new manufacturing. The city uses a 90 000 population urban area to attract firms like Tyler Pipe and Foundry, General Electric National Homes, Continental Can, U S S Packing Film, Frostmaster, Western Foundry, American Clay Farming, Pittsburgh Corning, Sterling Faucet, and Kelly Springfield Tire. The Tyler Industrial Foundation formed with 350 000 dollars to finance sites and buildings. The climate and transport links support ongoing growth beyond the annual 7 million roses and 150 000 visitors for the Texas Rose Festival.
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Tyler
East
Texas
America
Boosters of
Tyler Industrial Foundation
Sabine River
Tyler Pipe and Foundry
General Electric National Homes
Continental Can
U. S. S. Packing Film
Frostmaster
Western Foundry
American Clay Farming
Pittsburgh Corning
Sterling Faucet
Kelly- Springfield Tire
Peking Daily Seeks Communist Summit Amid Soviet China Rift
The Peking People's Daily endorses a summit with Moscow to settle the Soviet China dispute. It clusters critiques of Khrushchev policy, Moscow's Yugoslav tilt, border war stance, and alleged contract breaches as part of a unified call for dialogue.
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Moscow
China
India
Peking
Britons Plan Trade Mission to Moscow May 6
London and Birmingham chambers of commerce will send a mission to Moscow on May 6 to foster two way trade with the Soviet Union. The visit is endorsed by the British Board of Trade and the Foreign Office.
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London
Wupk
Birmingham Chambers of Commerce
Moscow
Soviet Union
London Chamber
British Board of Trade
The
Foreign Office
Hatboro inventor unveils SNARE device to locate bombs in baggage
PHILADELPHIA an inventor from Hatboro, Irvin W Ehlmann, claims a 30 foot bomb proof SNARE chamber with a conveyor to expose baggage to radio frequency waves as it passes through to detonate concealed dynamite using blasting caps. He cites postwar airline incidents and says the system does not interfere with terminals.
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Philadelphia
Irvin W. Ehlmann
Hatboro
Ehlmann
Continental Air Lines
Denver
Aviation Insurance Service
United
Continental
Lee H. Hall
Longmont
Col
John Graham
Lee Hall
Inventor Outlines SNARE Device Patent Details
Ehlmann describes five years of study development and patenting for SNARE. The patent number 3075461 issued on Pat. 29 1963. Installation cost for each SNARE device would be under $10 000. Ehlmann 43, married with two children, has lived in Pennsylvania eight years after moving from San Francisco.
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Ehlmann
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Jasonville Group Plans Shakamak Days
The Jasonville Chamber of Commerce menu includes Chief Shakamak Pioneer Days May 31 and June 1 with a parade street cafes sidewalk sales pistol and rifle shoot horseshoe pitching square dance pony rides bean supper stage coach rides and a western dress theme. The Shakamak State Park opening season ties in and a Saturday matinee at the movie theater is to be explored. Attendance list includes Roy Allaway Frank Hastings Carroll Crist Herman Criss Ernie Evans Fred Bennett Pete Buell Cliff Cline Dex Ferguson Clint Reintjes Jack Ridinger Lee Ridgley Frank Tibby Jack Workman John Wikes Walter Sexton Bob Neal Guy Parr Box Cox Max Campbell Dr Harry Rotman George Croft Horace Houghton and others.
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Jasonville
Shakamak State Park
Harry Palmer
Indiana Department of Commerce and Public Relations
Beeswax Value Estimated by Purdue Statisticians
State federal agricultural statisticians at Purdue University estimate Indiana beeswax production value last year at 79 000 dollars, up from 60 000 dollars in 1961.
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Purdue University
Indiana
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L. M. Wood
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Red Cross
Unisphere
4-H Council
Terre Harte
Sandborn
City of Roses
Tex
Avanti
Kramer
Oldsmobile
Dial
Mister Breger
UPI
Henry Shapiro
Josef Stalin
Chiang
New Jersey
Jasonville Group
Kroehler
Cape Cod
Kroehler Mig. Co
Linton, Ind
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