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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1953
Page
11
A Purdue survey finds about 80 percent of teens favor sex education in schools, while many parents seek more guidance. Another item notes Scots’ frugality and humor about laughter, with Americans sharing similar responses to money and jokes. A psychologists study links regular consistent discipline to higher moral competence in children.
Public health note from the Long Beach Los Angeles County Medical Association outlines Salmonella as a major source of food poisoning. It recounts an eastern outbreak linked to a single caterer affecting hundreds, stressing safe sourcing, healthy handlers, proper cooking, and refrigeration to prevent gastrointestinal illness.
The coyote, once confined to western open country, now extends its range east to Ohio and north into Alaska, indicating a broad geographic expansion and adaptation to diverse habitats.
A feature contrasts baby oysters with songwriters to show similar odds of success in America. Millions of oyster eggs spawn yearly, yet survival is slim, while about 160,000,000 people write lyrics, with fewer than 10 earning 25,000 dollars annually. Bob Hilliard, a prolific songwriter born in Tin Pan Alley, emphasizes that sustained hits require constant work.
The interview captures Bob Dylan discussing how New York City's diverse life shapes top songs, the trap of chasing trends, and the constant presence of new problems after success. He notes his wish to have written Jingle Bells for its happiness and party appeal.
New York City reader David Scope recalls changing to the Hotel Sulgrave location and notes a hand that scored 1460 points after bidding to a small slam despite West opening the wrong ace. The conversation riffs on whether science should curb instinct in bridge bidding and favors aggressive leap to a small slam over seeking a grand slam.
Idaho features nine institutions of higher learning including four colleges and universities, two teachers colleges, and three junior colleges.
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