All Girl Orchestra Builds A New Image In Town
Dick Kleiner reports on Joan Fairfax and her All Girl Orchestra, a college-leaning group of 12 led by Fairfax with a 11 pm curfew. The ensemble, formed after recruitment from music schools, emphasizes discipline, safety, and propriety under den mother Alyce Sheratt.
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Dick Kleiner
Joan Fairfax
Miss Fairfax
Fairfax
Englewood Cliffs
Stan Kenton
Kenton
Matt Betton
Manhattan
Kan Betton
Alyce Sheratt
Miss Sheratt
Doctor Answers Prostatic Questions Age 42 and Spondylolisthesis
Dr Wayne G Brandstadt explains prostate trouble types including cancer risk for men around 40s and benign enlargement. He describes spondylolisthesis as a congenital lower spine defect treated by early surgical correction. He notes sedimentation rate helps track infection and explains Sandril reserpine’s use and side effects. He says salivary stones do not cause cancer and invites readers to submit questions.
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W. G. Brandstadt
M. D
Heller Hints Auto Makers Could Cut Car Prices
President Johnson’s adviser Walter W. Heller suggested in a Council of Economic Advisers report that highly productive industries like auto makers could lower prices to benefit consumers. He did not specify timing or details.
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Washington
Johnson
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
4 H Club Demonstration Highlights European Slides
Members of the Monocacy Village Girls 4H Club met at Janice Dykstra's Seminole Road home. Slides from Europe were shown by leader Mrs David Eigenbrode, followed by Cathy Malligo's demonstration. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
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Monocacy Village
Janice
Dykstra
Seminole Road
David Eigenbrode
Eigenbrode
Europe
Cathy Malligo
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