Boyle Column: Jumping to conclusions and salesmanship
HAL Boyle mocks ulcer pay ideas and marriage myths, argues monogamy fits the average man, notes red hair myths and the appeal of gifts, free shoes, and laughter. He critiques corporate age 65 policies, salesman skills, and the value of persuasion in modern life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Dear Helen: teen vet hopeful seeks guidance
A 16 year old girl writes to Dear Helen about wanting to become a veterinarian or zoologist and the support she has from parents. A private animal shelter in California seeks help from Dr. services and describes humane work including an Animal Birth Control Clinic. Kansas City's Athletics end contracts with Honolulu and Shreveport teams.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
D. S
Good Shepherd Foundation, Inc
van Norman Road
Montebello
Calif
California
G.S.F
Rubin Abramowitz
Willowbrook Avenue
Los Angeles
Army chief cites need for two more divisions to meet future crises
Secretary of the Army Elvis J. Star Jr says adding two regular divisions would let the force handle cold war crises without broader draft calls. He notes most shortages and morale issues are resolved and the Army could grow to about 16 divisions totaling roughly 960,000 men.
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Washington
Elvis J. Star Jr
Stahir
National Guard
Stahr
State Tax On Real and Personal Property Set At 15 Cents
The 1962 calendar year property tax rate was set at 15 cents per 100 dollars by the Board of Public Works chaired by Governor Tawes at Annapolis. The levy funds retirement of the state bonded debt. Officials attributed no need for higher rates to rising assessable bases, bond laws, and capital improvements. The class secretary noted 5 recs 34 blues with 2 visitors. Officers for the class of 1962 were named: Wolfe president Stansfield vp Lockyard secretary JHara assistant secretary Xippeon treasurer Watkins assistant treasurer Watkins librarian House assistant Bartgis. The Leaders Bible Class of Calvary Methodist observed Red Division Day December 3 with Keeney presiding. Wolfe opened prayer Eicholtz read leaflet Layman and Lockard provided music Mantz on piano Rice spoke on Growth Through Bible Study.
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Board of Public Works
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Louis L. Goldstein
Maryland
Ray Watkins
Joseph H. Wolfe
Robert FE. Stansfield
Calvin L. Lockyard
Bruce T. Jhara
Thomas L. Xippeon
Ernest E. Watkins
Frank A. House
Calvin S. Bartgis
Leaders
Calvary Methodist Church
Robert W. Keeney
Kenneth Eicholtz
Delmas Layman
George Lockard
Edward Mantz
Edward S. Rice
Charles Bones
Diabetes Drugs May Curb Alcoholism
Dr Edward B Truitt Jr of the University of Maryland reports diabetes medications Orinose and Diabinese cause milder aversive reactions to alcohol than Antabuse. He notes tests on volunteers suggest potential for treating alcoholism, but longer studies are needed to confirm usefulness.
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Baltimore
Edward B. Truitt Jr
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Truitt
Youngest Angel on Roster Paul Mosley Steps In
Paul Mosley an 18 year old bonus pitcher from Saugus California is the youngest man on the Los Angeles Angels roster. He was added as protection against the first year player draft and posted 2 2 record at Statesville Georgia in 1961.
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Los Angeles Angels
Paul Mosley
Saugus
Calif
Statesville
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