Inaugural Balls Use America The Beautiful Theme
Decorations for four Washington inaugural balls January 20 will draw on lines from America The Beautiful. The National Guard Armory hosts 12 000 guests with white and gold decor and 50 state flowers.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1965
Page
2
Decorations for four Washington inaugural balls January 20 will draw on lines from America The Beautiful. The National Guard Armory hosts 12 000 guests with white and gold decor and 50 state flowers.
Lemon-Monroe High School senior Mike Armstrong was named outstanding science student and will tour Bell Laboratories in New York City with Physics teacher Dean Glasgow. Doug Gorman and Ken Greene are nominated to the Air Force Academy. Gorman seeks a science scholarship at the University of Rochester.
The Middletown public schools list weekly menus for elementary and junior high students. The plan covers Monday macaroni and cheese with peanut butter sandwich, Tuesday hot dog and au gratin potatoes, Wednesday gemazelli with buttered peas, Thursday beef stew and salad, Friday fish sandwich with creamed corn. Milk accompanies all meals.
Atlanta surgeon Dr. J C Tanner Jr announces a mesh grafting method that covers three square inches of skin with one inch. The shaved skin is slitted and stretched using a ringer like instrument, creating a mesh for drainage and greater surface coverage. More than 100 patients have been treated with the technique.
Spokane County sheriff officials say a woman called late Thursday night asking deputies to return her husband’s misplaced false teeth and car if found during rounds. She claimed they were left after celebrating and requested proximity to their family vehicle.
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