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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
3
The Daily News editorial and feature page lists Helen Kincaid Henry as President Ellis Eastenly as Editor and Maurice K. Henry as General Manager, outlining leadership roles for the paper.
New York UP I analysis of a Patricia McCormack survey shows bridegrooms married from two to 41 years recall varied thoughts at the moment they said I do. Many admit distraction and some never remember saying it, while enchantment fades then resurges with anniversaries.
Washington political implications of the wheat referendum stir debate over 1964 program costs and farm supports. Republicans push new bills to reshape price supports while Democrats warn against rapid shifts, noting potential budgeting and planting impacts before the 1964 elections.
A garbled 1962 63 awards list mentions Daily Sweepstake Best News Story Best Hometown Column Best Feature Story Better Highway Editorial Best Religious Editorial. The text also includes a corrupted quote and stray names John Johann Fy with unclear context or attribution.
Historians and social scientists argue that conservative leadership in America and the West has generally managed social and economic change through gradualism. Blocking change risks violent explosions, as seen in the French Revolution. intelligent conservatives blend past values with new ideas to keep society advancing, albeit slowly.
A Nashville Banner piece muses on weeds thriving despite all efforts to destroy them. It notes the weed’s resilience against hoeing, chemicals, heat, and pests while crops fail from drought or neglect. The author admits ignorance of the weed’s persistence, stating only that they know where it grows.
Floie Parkey from Missoula criticizes forest fire response in Middleshoro, arguing for larger mop up crews and questioning prison firefighters as experts. She touts smoke jumper experience and notes Jim Asher has been selected for smoke jumping this summer.
Wayne G and Hrandstade Mld write on phenylketonuria a hereditary disease once lumped with mental retardation. The condition shows how medical science can find a cure once the cause is known as phenylalanine fails to convert to tyrosine, causing high phenylalanine in blood and urine.
The edition cites Middlesboro Kentucky circulation details and area delivery bounds. It also includes medical guidance on phenylketonuria management in infants, stressing early detection, dietary restrictions, and the need to start treatment before age three, with emphasis on avoiding milk eggs or meat and using vegetables and protein supplements. It explains jaundice in newborns, its typical timing, and when to seek medical advice, noting the difference with Rh incompatibility.
In Cambridge Clare College officials urge slower dinner service to curb late night television distractions. Acting tutor William Black notes students once stretched a three course meal to 15 minutes as undergraduates rushed to watch TV.
Franklin County Schools in Columbus publish Bulletis raising the dropout question via Hugh McKinley. He argues that despite rising high school graduation rates nationwide the real issue is youths who quit. He urges parents, business leaders, and teachers to push students to stay in school and finish.
The Indonesian leader Sukarno accepts a life-long post while touring Tokyo Rome Vienna and Paris for a month. He dismisses criticism with a vow to push work, balances US aid with Soviet military support, and faces anti government unrest as Indonesia contends with Western oil interests and potential aid shifts.
A garbled column recalls the New York Yankees topping the Boston Red Sox 12 5 and Cin ci natti beating Milwaukee 3 6 Ten years ago. It mentions Mrs Joe Wakin visiting relatives in Hope Arkansas Miss Minnie Mae Ears hosting a party Mrs J L Eads and Mr C E Manis feud after a Florida trip Bil Vukovich winning a 500 mile race in Indianapolis and Maxie Meanders bridal shower honoring Howard Hannan Simpson at Miss Ethel Hamiltons home.
Puzzle style listing with scattered clues and jumbled terms. Contains several language blends and partial phrases across many topics including plants animals verbs numerals and tools. Readers must puzzle the meanings from mixed fragments and partial hints embedded in the page.
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