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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1964
Page
4
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Rosemary A Crist summarizes dietary guidance from USDA nutritionists. Emphasizing three balanced meals with all four basic groups, top-grade protein in each meal, and limiting high cal foods. Advocates daily exercise, gradual weight loss of one to two pounds weekly, and meals built around familiar varied foods.
Rep. Robert Dole says southern wheat growers harvesting now or soon will gain from the new certificate wheat plans. He estimates early harvest areas could receive a premium of 50 cents to $1 a bushel, with the current $1.82 price support staying in effect until July 1.
A Miami woman recalls moving to Florida with her husband and facing a flood of pests from spiders to sand fleas. She reports a dead snake tumbling from a washed shirt, leading them to vow leaving the state. Separate notes discuss wheat prices and relief payments for Texas farmers under a 1964 program, plus home stain removal tips and fabric care guidance.
Wood is presented as the sole natural material meeting most building needs from framing to foundations when preserved properly. It is praised for warmth texture and grain, is easy to work with and paints well, and can last generations with proper maintenance. The article also notes wood from century old homes remains usable. It ends with a note on the Order of the Good Time club founded in Nova Scotia by Samuel de Champlain to ease wilderness boredom.
The Johnson administration plans a stepped up program to raise low beef cattle prices. Aimed at reducing the oversized cattle herd, the move may include expanded government beef buying for donation and school lunches, with Western Europe seen as a key market for American beef sales promotion.
Anachronism MIAMI AP says airline executive R W Gable urged Congressman Claude Pepper to replace the old automobile on the ten dollar bill with a newer model or remove it from public view. He questioned the value of keeping the vintage car seen near the U S Treasury building.
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