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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1964

Page

3

Soldier Sailor of the Month program updates at Fort Detrick

Fort Detrick announces a new monthly selection process with one nominee per unit to appear before the Post Soldier Sailor of the Month Selection Board on the fourth Tuesday. Winners receive a three day pass and a $25 Savings Bond, with names inscribed on the Post plaque and the top unit earning permanent possession by year end.

Fort Detrick Specialist Young Pittsfield Mass University of Massachusetts At Amherst Fort Dix N.J Leonard M. Thompson Ernest R. Higgins John V. Vacca Meyer Chertoff Lincoln Stull Board of Credit Com Carl S. Casto Orrey P. Young

Dieter Hates To Hear Words A Dieter Hates To Hear

HAL BOYLE reports a New York AP column about dieting where a man resists temptation and questions why weight loss matters. The dialog shows friends debating willpower and the cycle of weight gain after stopping starvation.

Dieter Hal Boyle New York George

Diet talk and jokes sparkle in shared cafeteria banter

Two friends, George and Jess, debate dieting and body image with cheerfully sharp quips. They joke about calories, hidden sorrows, and dreams of mashed potatoes while comparing their progress and doctors rules.

George Jess

English Lesson Word Study By Gordon

A vintage note explains proper usage of donate and gave, cites mispronunciation and misspellings, and defines SCRIVENER as a professional writer. It urges daily vocabulary growth and notes a scrivener recorded meeting proceedings.

W. L. Gordon Porarenr

Meat consumption per American in 1962 reaches 163 pounds

In 1962 the total meat consumption for each American citizen averaged about 163 pounds, combining beef veal pork lamb and mutton.

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