Heloise Readers Share Handy Household Hints
A column presents quick tips from readers on home hacks. Suggestions include using non skid sprays or thin shellac on rug backs to prevent slipping, placing pliofilm under rugs, reusing plastic soap bottles as bath toys, cooling cake on a rack, making a card table cover from velveteen, recycling worn towels as car rags, wax paper ironed pictures, and using pencil shavings to fill pincushions for rust protection.
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W. H. Davis
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Vaccination Called Greatest Health Discovery By Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane proclaims vaccination the greatest health discovery surpassing all medical advances. He argues vaccines, clean water and food are the twin pillars of public health, citing smallpox eradication and the need for medical care amid modern hospital trends. He warns against medical autocracy and overreliance on doctors.
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George W Crane
Marilyn G
Johnson proposes per person budget for 1967 year
President Johnson outlines a 112.8 billion dollar plan allocating 568.36 dollars per person for 198,549,600 residents. He notes a 1967 yearend debt of 321.7 billion and a projected per capita debt of 1,609.74 dollars.
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Washington
Johnson
Census Bureau
Johnsson
Stonefish: World’s most poisonous fish lurks in tropical seas
The stonefish, a venomous member of the scorpion fish family, hides on western Pacific and Indian Ocean seabeds. Its venomous dorsal spines can cause severe illness or death if disturbed.
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Pacific
Indian Ocean
Bridge Killer Must Get The Help
In a bridge hand, West led the ten of hearts from a doubleton building a forcing sequence. East refused the ace signaling the correct defense, enabling South to go down one. The text analyzes opening leads and deduction on card holdings and signaling.
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West
East
South
Community Meeting Schedule Highlights Local Groups
Tuesday events include Sertoma Club at 6 30 p m in Manchester and Middletown Personnel Association at 6 30 p m in Manchester. Fire department gatherings at Amanda Mayfield and Sheffield Street plus school and club meetings across Central School and area venues. Wednesday programs feature High 12 Club at noon and YMCA Board at noon with several senior and veterans groups meeting in the afternoon and evening.
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Sertoma Club
Manchester
Middletown Personnel Association
South Middletown
Amanda
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Board of Education
Central School Pto
United Cerebral Palsy of
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
MHS Band Associates
Central School
Lincoln School Association
Wilson School Pto
Disabled American Veterans
Legion Home
FOE Lodge
Eagles
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
Exchange Club
Mancheset Motor Inn
Ymca Board
Golden Age Club
Hunter- Clark Vfw
Young
Fenwick Welfare
Fenwick High School
al Anon Family Group
Night shelters in New Delhi to house 4500 homeless
The New Delhi municipal government announced completion of night shelters for 4500 people who would otherwise sleep on streets. The shelters cover only a small percentage of the city’s homeless population.
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New Delhi
In-Laws Pressuring for a Girl Baby
Dear Edith details in law expecting her to bear a girl for hoped baby girl and offering money for a fourth child. Ann Landers condemns the bribery and urges the husband to confront his parents.
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Ann Landers
Edith
Aquarius Horoscope for Tomorrow and 1967 Outlook
The reading highlights emotional restraint and creative stimulation for writers and artists tomorrow. For birthdays, focus on disciplined work, expect gains in May July September and January, but avoid loans in May and speculative ventures after June. Romance shines late June July and September with possible home or business changes in June or October. A child born today is romantic, adventurous, and journalistically inclined.
Carlisle Village Council Maintains Regular Meeting Dates
The Carlisle village council voted to keep the current schedule through 1966 with meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays. The next session is set for Thursday at 7 15 p.m. in the town hall.
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Carlisle
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