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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1964
Page
8
A compact 1944 puzzle by William J. Miller explains a daily numeric fortune game. Players count the letters in their first name, adjust by rules, and mark key numbers in a rectangle to read a hidden message. Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
A compact crossword style item list with numbered clues covering synonyms regions and phrases. Entries include strings like Crush Comply and Puget Sound Indian, plus descriptor tags for metals rivers and many everyday terms across 1 to 42.
A compact listing of crossword clues with numbers and a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle. Includes definitions for heart, fetish, trust, color, morning song, and several others plus a cryptoquote puzzle sample and attribution from Kine Features Syndicate.
Marisa Pavan plans a New York town house base with Rome departure as a career shift. Elizabeth Taylor rejects a tape read and a Taylor Burton reading. Sidney Michaels shifts from Dylan Thomas to burlesque writing with his burlesque expert father ex-Boston manager. Doubleday to publish Max Erlich novel about nuclear submarines. 20th Century Fox shows swift comeback with three big abroad shoots and $100000 on writers. Warren Beatty finishes Mickey One in Chicago and heads to Jamaica, not Queens. no word on Leslie Caron. UN insiders guess Rusk might resign if LBJ wins. Adlai Stevenson could succeed. The Beatles tagged The Chopped Liverpools amid a club rift involving Sammy Davis Jr. Glam director Hal Prince lures Shirley Butler for Poor Bites in London. Prom kids at New York spots gauge teen behavior. one Broadway name’s part shrinks. an important video star dials back romance. a divorced headliner faces tax and gambling woes.
Farming is a dangerous occupation amid rising rural deaths. In 1962 over 3,100 rural deaths occurred with about 100 serious injuries per fatality. Dr. John H Powers cites July and August as peak risk months and notes most accidents happen during routine chores. Children are exposed to heavy equipment near farm work, and tractors remain a leading danger. Most accidents are preventable through care and maintenance.
General guidance urges cleaning and renovation before focusing on important tasks. Aries through Pisces receive day specific prompts on work, finances, social plans, and personal conduct with a closing note from Carroll Righter offering July forecasts.
The fragment notes a query about the impact of severe emotional shock, asking whether such an event can cause certain unspecified effects. The text is incomplete and lacks clear details or names.
The reader asks if a heart attack can strike a 50 year old. Medical guidance notes that a 50 year old typically has coronary artery hardening over time, with the shock serving as the final trigger that triggers the event.
Advice suggests consistent loving care and emotional security to ease the pacifier habit. Avoid forcing use and allow gradual reduction. Parents should provide extra comforting routines and respond warmly to sleep cues to help the child settle without the pacifier.
A brief health advice item encourages beginning mornings with a hopeful mindset to improve well being. The note frames daily optimism as a simple habit contributing to mental and physical wellness throughout the day.
Real estate transfers listed show multiple sales in Ouachita Parish including James Luther Myers to Charles Edward Rowton for 150 dollars with a mortgage assumption of 9100, Abraham Lincoln Telano to Teddie Telano for one acre, Monroe Wayne Jr. purchases totaling 1350 dollars, and Federal Housing Commissioner sale for 8100 dollars. Additional transfers include Bertha Langley to Emma Harris McKnight for 250 dollars with mortgage assumption, Monroe Development Co. to David E. Marchman for 48000 dollars, and other parcels in Lincoln Park, Sherwood Forest, Betin Heights, and Town and Country areas with varied sums and mortgage assumptions.
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