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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1961
Page
11
Health feature outlines how poor head carriage causes double chins and neck laxity. It details bracing neck muscles, lifting actions from the base of the skull to the shoulders, and a floor exercise to strengthen posture. Emphasizes erect posture, level chin, relaxed shoulders, and repeated holds.
Lighting guidance for different meals shapes mood and appearance for noon and evening events. Tomorrow's dinner features Grapefruit Saladettes, Pork Chops Creole, Buttered Coarse Hominy, Carrots, Meuniere Turnover, Fruit Cocktail Pielets, or Pears with whipped cream, plus coffee and tea. The meat is prepared by frying chops then simmering with vegetables and Creole sauce, finished in a casserole and baked until fork tender.
The Columbus Ohio penry news notes IRS guidance requiring embezzled funds be reported as gross proceeds in the year funds are embezzled. This directive affects readers filing federal tax forms and reflects the tax agency's emphasis on including ill gotten gains.
Berlin border checkpoint Charlie flies an old U S 48 star flag amid thrift and tension. An Army spokesman said all flags on hand must be used until worn out with apologies to Alaska and Hawaii.
The Honors Program at Miami University grants members early class registration as a privilege for 350 students. Remaining undergraduates receive turn cards that assign registration times. The program includes 7 484 total students this semester.
Oslo AP reports a Norwegian stamp issued December 9 honors the first Nobel Peace Prize laureates. The stamp bears portraits of Henry Dunant of Switzerland and French pacifist Frederic Passy, who shared the prize in 1901.
Philadelphia officials propose tranquilizers fed with wheat to thousands of starlings and pigeons in City Hall courtyard. After calming, workers will remove the birds for transport to the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, which will place them in a high altitude chamber for humane extermination.
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