Invest four stock plan praised for steady growth
The adviser endorses a four stock monthly investment plan using Du Pont IBM Procter and Gamble and Sears Roebuck as long term picks. Even with small $40 quarterly investments you acquire fractional shares, underscoring that quality beats low price. Avoid hype from questionable advisory mailings and protect your privacy.
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MIP
Vandalia townsfolk challenge rural myth in Lyford study
Joseph P Lyford interviewed Vandalia residents to reveal stresses of the 1960s and examine how a small Midwestern town fits or defies the rural American myth. The Talk in Vandalia questions the ideal of complacent countryside and suggests Vandalia reflects broader American character.
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James G. Burnside
Menlo Park
Calif
Vandalia
Lyford
Scottsdale youths shine in music contest and civic updates
Peggy Smith, 11, wins first prize in the Phoen ix Symphony contest for young composers with The Peaceful Forest. Susan Bueker earns honorable mention for Adventura. Navy Lt. John C. Weaver returns to Alameda after Ranger operations. Arizona Realtors elect Robert Crouch as director. Navy airman Wayne Skelton and Marine Pfc. Thomas Hollenbach receive military training updates. Alec Highie elected president Arizona Society of Professional Geologists. Bud Gardner named Civitan Club Scottsdale president. Scottsdale League of Women Voters to host April 13 lecture by Daniel Montenegro on inter-American affairs.
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Scottsdale’s
Hohokam School
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Peaceful Forest
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Mesa
Bud Gardner
Civitan Club of
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Robert Nelson
Harley Cottrell Jr
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Dick Pass
Bob Ronald
Bill Reid
Bill Chandler
Carl Johnson Jr
John Martin
Bud Scoins
Civitan
League of Women Voters
Daniel W. Montenegro
Bureau of inter-American Affairs
Alaska Doctor Proposes Warm Water Frostbite Treatment
Dr. William J. Mills of Anchorage challenged the old belief that gradual thawing is best for frostbite. At a Mountain Rescue Association meeting he urged warming the affected limb in about 107 degrees water if there is no risk of refreezing, warning that refreezing could cause greater injury and amputation.
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William J. Mills
Anchorage
Mills
Mountain Rescue Association
Office of Naval Research
Remarkable 12YearOld News Scout Cashes In
Twelveyearold Emma Hicks in St Louis beat the morning papers by calling a radio station to report school closures after a heavy snow. Her father Rev John J Hicks coordinated the school board calls. Emma earned two dollars for her news tip from KXOK.
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UPI
Emma Hicks
John J. Hicks
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KXOK
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