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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
5
University of Michigan researchers suggest diabetes may be congenital with signs not appearing until middle age. The study emphasizes genetic factors and late onset symptoms, urging awareness for at risk individuals.
A March batch of newborns is announced from Saline area hospitals. Roy Wesley Kuebler leads offspring born March 20 to Mr. and Mrs. David Kuebler in Saline, followed by Bernard Henry Kreager born March 21 in Milan and David Scott Kuck born March 23 in Ann Arbor. Other births include Michael Karl Schaible, Dale Leroy Baker, Connie Hazel Bequett, and John William Gokee Jr.
Traffic engineers from Michigan State Highway Department found that green signals include a dash of blue to improve visibility. Tests showed blue green improves legibility for color blind drivers and overall recognition compared with pure green.
Saline reported the missing Brooklyn housewife Joan Watson, 26, found murdered by Barry Hendley in his Napoleon home basement. Watson disappeared February 16 after a laundromat trip. Hendley confessed to her shooting. News came via Ed Sawall and a Jackson counterparty ahead of a radio update.
A public call invites readers to contact Hazel at phone number 9 7380 for information on a forthcoming community event. The notice emphasizes timely inquiries and local involvement.
Mrs Vershum of 10052 W Michigan Ave shares a date mayonnaise cake recipe. Ingredients include dates brown sugar and mayonnaise with flour sugar and nuts, baked 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. The note advises mixing by hand and avoiding electric mixers.
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