How To Keep Your Husband Alive
Health guidance on hypertension notes high blood pressure stems from stress and lifestyle. It advises relaxing, weight management, and avoiding overwork, with emphasis on a doctor driven treatment plan and the dangers of flying unpressurized cabins for those with heart or blood pressure issues. It also outlines the wife’s role in reducing stress, easing morning quarrels, and cutting unnecessary worry to help a hypertensive husband live longer.
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Separated Ways from Twins Bet Betty Neal at OU
Betty and Barbara Neal, 19 year old Ottawa University sophomores from Paola, discuss their twin life on campus at Martin Hall. They describe similar intelligence and grades, separate class seating, and dressing choices to maintain individuality. They note one plans marriage in June and a move to Colorado.
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Library notes on theater books and plays available
Carnegie Free Library offers wide theater reads including Period of Adjustment by Tennessee Williams now on shelves. Biographies of actors and designers, stage history titles by Cheney and Blum, plus books for little theater enthusiasts and manuals on stage craft are featured.
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Fred Astaire
Billie Burke
Vincent Price
Moss
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Gail Plummer
Didn’t Expect To See God In Space
In Seattle AP report astronauts John Glenn and German Titov reflected on religion in space. Glenn said the God he prays to is not small enough to be seen in outer space while Titov stated he saw no God or angels during his orbital journeys.
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Seattle
Wash
John H. Glenn Jr
Gherman Titov
Tenant Refuses To Leave House In Rochester
ROCHESTER NY AP A highway expansion threatens an area where Mrs George Woods about 60 refuses to vacate her apartment. The lone building remains after thousands were notified last fall and tenants began leaving in February. By March utilities were cut and she stays with her teenage son and a dog using candles for light and fur trimmed galoshes for warmth.
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N.Y
George Woods
How Much Sleep Does He Need
A reader is advised that most people sleep too much and can train body and mind to relax while staying awake. Daytime napping stems from alcohol overeating or boredom. The author argues six hours may suffice for the average adult, with gradual adjustment from longer habits and notes the heart and circulation need rest.
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