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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1968
Page
5
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The Weather Bureau explains wind chill as a numeric index showing combined effects of temperature and wind on the body. It notes that clothing and metabolism affect personal cold feeling, while the index helps gauge outdoor conditions.
Winter driving raises carbon monoxide risk as heaters push exhaust into stalled traffic. Tips include venting, keeping windows slightly open, and limiting blower use. Avoid parking with engine idling in garages. If exposure occurs, move to fresh air, perform artificial respiration, and seek medical help.
Lincoln area guidance from Magdalene Pfister urges immediate stain treatment after holidays. Techniques include blotting wax and candle wax stains, ironing with clean paper, spot removal, and possible bleach for remaining color. Evergreen sap, cranberry, and fruit stains require scraping, alcohol, boiling water, glycerin, and vinegar steps followed by rinsing and laundering. Lipstick on napkins advised to use nonflammable methods.
Miss Pfister warns against chlorine bleach on resin finish tablecloths. She advises using grease solvent then rub in detergent to lift stain outlines and launder as usual. Act quickly to remove stains.
The National Farmers Organization urges grain withholding to lift prices, echoing Johnson era policy. Agriculture Department holds government grain stocks to bolster farmer prices and cites a price support loan program enabling growers to store crops. President Staley announced a plan extendable to meat and dairy, while Secretary Freeman avoided comment on the NFC move.
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