Positive Mental Attitude for a Happy Marriage
Ruth Millett explains PMA stands for a positive mental attitude and urges wives to apply it to family life. The piece argues a constructive mindset helps resolve everyday problems with in laws and spouses, suggesting practical steps like hiring help for yard work and avoiding nagging to build a better marriage.
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Named Associate Business Manager of 1961 Illio
URBANA Ill Thomas Sykes son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Sykes 218 E Jackson Sr has been appointed associate business manager of the 1961 Illio yearbook at University of Illinois Sykes member of Psi Upsilon social fraternity will be a senior in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences majoring in history He was elected to Ma Wan Da senior men s activity honorary society First published in 1893 the Illio is the world s largest college yearbook This year s volume of 576 pages contains more than 4000 photographs and weighs about six pounds
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Living
Arnold Chase, price chief of...
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Arnold Chase
Price
Eating Out Across Chops and Dine Clues
A crossword style puzzle clues column lists entries for Across and Down including foods, emotions, tools, and places. Answers span topics from malt drink to Hebrew letters and Shakespearean kings with several culinary and decorative terms.
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Lahr
Crossword Clue Roundup From The Tribune
A list of crossword style clues with hints for answers such as Robe, Finish, Elevator inventor, Oscillate, Horn, Produce poultry, Pacific island, Heroic poetr, Concerts, Russian oi, Impudent, Montana capital, Sorcery, Reach for, Not so good, Sounder mentally, Church recess, Support, Repetition, Character in Damn Yankees, Roman garment, English school, Summit.
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Montana Capital
Prices rise in fresh produce and pork says BLS
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes continued price increases for fresh fruits vegetables and pork this month with auto prices expected to ease seasonally. The February index returned to last November’s peak and has ascended since, though May’s increase was only a quarter of April’s.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ear comparison used to decide paternity in Arkansas
County Judge Arch Campbell of Little Rock uses ear comparison to determine paternity in suits. He cites 17 inheritable ear characteristics found over his decade on the bench and says the method applies to sons but not to fathers and daughters.
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Ark
Arch Campbell
Campbell
Prices to Edge Up and Spending To Continue
AP analysis argues living costs rise slowly with prices creeping higher while debt grows. Consumers expect plentiful goods at steady prices and will borrow if income remains secure, aided by rising personal income. Public confidence and foreign competition cushion price pressures as mortgage and installment debt hit record levels.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Consumer Trends Hit By Shifting Confidence And Costs
The piece notes firms facing high interest rates and rising building costs while consumers push back with demand for cheaper products and casual wear. It forecasts ample supply but warns of built in costs like rising labor, taxes, and distribution that may limit price stability.
Miss Louise Mondy Enrolls in Elkhart Medical Tech Course
Miss Louise Mondy daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mondy Rte 3 Morris has enrolled in the Medical Laboratory Technician course at Elkhart University of Medical and Dental Technique in Elkhart Indiana. She began training with the class on Monday.
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John Mondy
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Morris
Elkhart University of Medical and Dental Technique
Elkhart
Ind
Jailbreak and shooting stuns DuPage County town
Police say two inmates Woods and Heard escaped DuPage jail using a spoon to pry a steel plate, then short circuited the electric lock. They fled through a second floor window to the ground as an occupant reported hearing a warning and shots at a nearby house.
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Seph Mleczek
Mleczek
Woods
Heard
DuPage
Revised boom may lift floor to elevator
A revised boom suggests the floor could rise like an elevator. The note mentions price movements and potential structural change in the market environment.
Boyd Elevated to Wire Chief for Illinois Bell
William A. Boyd of Plainfield has been promoted to wire chief for Illinois Bell Telephone Co in Morris. He replaces Robert Eberhardt who moved to Springfield. Boyd, born in Joliet and a former central office foreman at Joliet, will relocate his family to Morris after locating a home.
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William A. Boyd
Plainfield
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Morris
Bell
Joliet
Boyd
Robert Eberhardt
Springfield
Joliet Junior College
Illinois Bell
Foreign policy aims and oil concession halt noted
The Republican and Democratic Union factions show sharp left and right splits. The leader stresses friendly ties with the United States as the cornerstone of foreign policy. The government signals no further oil concessions to foreign firms despite attempts to attract investment.
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Republican Democratic Union
United States
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Key Programs
A dense listing of prime time through late night broadcasts across networks. Notable items include News programs, Weather, sports, Westerns like Wagon Train and Rawhide, entertainment specials, and late night talk shows with hosts Paar and John Daly. Local forecast segments intersperse with film, drama, and mystery titles.
Eisenhower and Nixon Face Increasing Foreign Policy Pressure
The piece notes Ike faces heavy foreign policy scrutiny from opponents and the issue likely becomes a major campaign theme. Nixon, as the likely Republican nominee, must respond to attacks while Eisenhower’s Monday night report also serves as a counter, shaping the political exchange.
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Castro regime curtails hand exports and cuts imports
Castro's regime halved American imports worth about 500 million dollars annually. The electric rates have been reduced by one third. Government actions limit state trade and lower utility costs.
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Electric Company
Time Capsule of Local News Through Decades
One year ago Mr and Mrs William Lavalier welcomed a daughter born Tuesday at Morris hospital. Ten years ago Newark couple Mrs and Mrs Leonard Heggen reported a Morris hospital birth. Twenty years ago Crystal Lake couple Mrs and Mrs Robert Burtt welcomed a daughter born Sunday at Elgin. Thirty years ago Miss Lucille Johnson attended a birthday event and local Ladies Aid staged Tom Thumb wedding. The city began removing idle wire and cable on Liberty and Washington streets after the old railway ceased operation. The body of William Joos was moved from a French cemetery to an American cemetery in France.
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Morris Hospital
Leonard Heggen
Newark
Daniel Harrington Jr
Donald J. Savage
Alex Savage
Dwight
U. of Ilinois
Robert M. Burtt
Crystal Lake
Elgin
Helen Thayer
Morris
Liberty
Washington Streets
Lucille Johnson
Ladies Aid of Hougas Church
Tom Thumb
Benton Nelson
William Joos
France
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