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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
10
A reader requests details on spaceflight records and crew counts for nine astronauts, listing ages and orbital counts from various missions. The piece then shifts to Heloise Cruse's advice column with home care tips about painting, ice cracking, grass whitening laundry hacks, and a T-shirt stretching tip for wet garments.
A reader shares practical fabric care advice including hanging drapes folded over the line to preserve shape, using a, dryer on low heat to freshen and remove dust, and ironing shirts over sheets. The column notes tips for sheets, pillowcases, and dresses, urging careful handling to reduce wrinkles and dirt buildup.
Lt Col Herbert A Krueger of Tomah retires after 32 years and 10 months in Army Reserve and National Guard. He served as inspector general of the 72nd Division and spent two years with the 61st Army at the World War II era, currently at the 22nd Division summer camp.
The House defeated a proposed 20 percent cut to United Nations funding by a 121 to 0 vote after Speaker John W. McCormack argued the reduction would aid the Soviet Union. The panel also approved a Chevy Chase zoning move allowing a $2 million Soviet embassy, despite local protests. The State Department noted continued aid concerns as it reviewed a new Cuban matter.
Daily Northwesters reports that Viet troops have left Cuba since February but no major reduction in Soviet forces there. U S estimates 11,000 to 12,000 Soviet troops remain, about 10,000 fewer than the peak during last fall’s Cuban crisis. The Whistler painting Mother returns to Atlanta after a New York run, and Sen Symington announced a Whistler loan for St Louis’ 200th anniversary, with the Louvre loaning the work to City Art Museum of St Louis.
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