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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
5
In a reader letter from Grosse Point, a wife asks if a father kissing his two young sons could foster homosexuality. Ann Landers reassures that such affection does not turn children gay, citing expert opinions and stressing a father's loving role.
A digest of household hints and reader questions features Do It Yourself bacon and eggs on foil lined fry pan tips from Heloise and candid guidance from Ann Landers on supporting mourners, dealing with imitation, and teen drinking. The column notes responses about practical help and emotional shared experiences.
Heloise advises planting tomatoes in flower beds using varied varieties with blight resistance, staking before transplant, and tying with nylon stockings or old stockings. She suggests two week plant intervals, companion crops like onions and lettuce, and methods to protect fruit with plastic bags or stockings as it ripens.
Weekend boat trips remain practical with sun loving families aboard. A hearty hearty menu includes beef or fish stews and a tuna packed Nicoise style salad with olives and eggs. Desserts feature fruit and rolls, while serving ware is sturdy to avoid spills.
A dietitian and a researcher examine calories in a low carbohydrate Air Force meal plan. They find high calorie totals arise from abundant protein and fat while carbohydrates are restricted, and note high fat may pose a health risk. Tomorrow they promise further explanation.
Dr. George W. Crane urges parents to consider children’s need for outdoor space when buying a home. He contrasts ramshackle yards with ultra modern houses and warns against cages like tiny backyards. He advises a large lot for toddlers and suggests sending for his Budget Booklet with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
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