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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1967
Page
7
Readers ask about new hair growth and a spouse’s affair as Ann Landers answers questions. Topics include resting phase hair revival after age 70, handling drink offers at gatherings, and whether alcoholism is a disease with resources like the booklet Alcoholism Hope and Help.
Hints from Heloise suggests melting candle wax drippings with a hair dryer, then wiping away with facial tissues. Dear Abby and Ann Landers are mentioned as columnists, with readers advised to send problems to the journalists via mail.
Philip Crane of Bradley University explains communist bluffing in Cuba Korea Vietnam and Africa. He notes Khrushchev overplayed Cuba and Kennedy asserted U S resolve, signaling that bluffing fails against a stronger foe and that the strong need not bluff.
Middletown residents are invited to take the Peace Corps placement test at 1 30 pm on Saturday Feb. 18 in Hamilton Post Office Building Room 216 with tests also at Dayton Main Post Office Building Room 309 and Cincinnati Post Office and Court house Building Room 93 Fifth and Walnut Streets. The test measures general aptitude and language-learning potential, not education, and requires no prep. Applications may be obtained at local post offices or from Peace Corps Washington D C 20525.
An encouraging grandmother shares her eight month weight loss story decreasing from size 16 to size 14 and losing 4 pounds while following a 1200 calorie plan with careful food choices. She urges readers to consult a doctor, use a protein rich meal, and adopt a protective reduced calorie diet to improve health and energy.
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