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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
3
Read excerpts from the Ann Landers column describing marital snoring affection, a pregnant former romance, and pet grief. The letters include Mrs Contented praising quiet nights, a drummer boy seeking legitimacy, and Houston and Poke grief with guidance to move on.
A vintage recipe outlines a macaroni loaf baked in a pan with a mushroom sauce. It details preparation steps from boiling 3 quarts water and salt to mixing cheese bread crumbs and olives, then baking in a water bath and unmolding onto a platter for serving with a mushroom sauce.
Readers recall that drip dry fabrics must not be washed in hot water or spun. Read manufacturer labels and follow laundering instructions. Heloise describes a wrinkle rescue using a towel on a silicone ironing board and plastic starch to revive creased curtains saved from costly dry cleaning.
The Air Force rejects the so called US Air Force Diet and Drinking Man's Diet as improper and misleading. A medical official notes that calculated carbohydrate diets used by air crews do not discredit calories or include alcohol and outlines why the fad diets spread.
The United States hosts nearly 800 native tree species and only about 90 reach commercial quality and size. These standout species are sought for timber and industrial use, reflecting selective growth and market demand.
SAN DIEGO AP Four tuna boats were seized by Peru in a dispute over territorial waters. Hornet of San Diego was ordered to Chimbote by a Peruvian destroyer. Felando says Peru claims 200 miles offshore while international law limits coastal claims to 12 miles.
Linda Branch shares a quick DEAR HELOISE tip for feeding two young children. By mashing noodles with a potato masher, the meal becomes neater and faster to eat and clean.
Barry Goldwater urges President Johnson to let the military run the Vietnamese war. He says the president should be the president not the general, questions need for nuclear weapons, and would avoid large scale ground action if in office.
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