Fallout Shelter Debate Deepens Across Clergy and Science
Catholic priest journalist Rev. L. C. McHugh defends private shelters while acknowledging critique from rabbis and clergy. In Iowa City, seven University of Iowa physicists led by Dr. James A. Van Allen challenge Willard Libby’s survival articles, warning against misleading the public about shelters.
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L. C. McHugh
America
Evanston
Ill
University of Iowa
James A. van Allen
Earth
Willard ¥. Libby
UCLA
van Allen Group
Iowa City Press
Libby
Needlecraft patterns offer floral crochet motifs and linens
A 1962 Needlecraft Catalog promotes over 200 designs for knitting crochet sewing weaving embroidery and quilting. Pattern 92 features six 4 by 11 inch motifs with Laura Wheeler address in New Toronto Ontario. Orders require thirty five cents postage and clear labeling. Ontario residents pay sales tax on catalogs. patterns are tax free.
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Laura Wheeler
Eighteenth St
New Toronto
Ontario
Thoughtful Advice On Self pity and Christmas Cheer
The writer reflects on not pitying oneself too much and balancing concern for others with personal limits. They urge practical sympathy, seeking qualified help when needed, and focusing on thoughtful actions. The piece ends with Christmas guidance emphasizing small, meaningful gifts and visits to brighten others’ lives.
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Solomon
How to Eat Cake Without Forks
The etiquette answer says do not lift the whole slice. Break the cake into pieces as you would bread and raise each morsel to the mouth with your fingers. This keeps manners intact when forks are unavailable at a social function.
The Twist Craze Expands From Dance Floor to National Boom
A New York Times full page ad promotes the Twist with Chubby Checker as a nationwide craze. Harold Bell reports quick licensing requests from shoe makers and fashion firms while other venues including museums, society parties, and cities across the U.S. host Twist events and spin-offs.
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New York Times
Chubby Checker
Harold Bell
Checker
Thom McAn
Bell
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Joey Dee
Mr. Twister
Dee
James J. Rorimer
Wardrobe Pattern for Doll Sizes 14 to 22 Inches
Printed Pattern 4905 offers a doll wardrobe including dress coat hat jumper blouse pajamas petticoat and panties for dolls 14 16 18 20 22 inches. Requires forty cents and pattern yardages listed. Send SIZE NAME ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER to ANNE ADAMS Box 1 123 Eighteenth St New Toronto Ontario. FALLS 100 BEST FASHIONS catalog offers separates dresses suits ensembles in color 35 cents.
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Anne Adams
Eighteenth St
New
Toronto
Magnetism decline in ancient bricks spurs earth science doubt
Analyses of iron in ancient bricks suggest earth magnetism may have fallen by about two thirds over the last two thousand years. The finding challenges assumptions about historical geomagnetic strength and could affect dating methods and models of planetary magnetism.
Girl survives Bluebelle sinking tale haunts Miami case
In a Miami Mercy Hospital tale a young survivor, 11-year-old Terry Jo Duperrault, recounts seeing blood and her mother's and brother's deaths aboard the 60-foot ketch Bluebelle. Captain Julian Harvey, later linked to the deaths, claimed a mast and fire caused the disaster while Harvey's wife and two others perished. The Coast Guard investigates a possible insurance motive.
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Miami
Mercy Hospital
Cathy Galloway
Green Bay
Wis
Terry Jo Duperrault
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Terry Jo
Bluebell
Julian Harvey
Air Force
Harvey
Duperraults
Arthur Duperrault
Brian
Mary. Har
Bluebelle
Theo
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