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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
6
The guide describes creating a softly waved coif using large rollers for thick hair and medium rollers for fine hair. Pin curls at the sides and nape for longevity, with crown lengths specified. Brush off the forehead to form deep soft waves, sides brushed back to create side waves, back trimmed short at the nape, with light crown teasing for height.
From a bridge column discussion West argues over fourth best leads and diamond placement. East admits better choices exist and suggests leading the lack of diamonds to force the defense, while South would cover with the queen to allow West to ruff and maximize tricks. The bidding shows one spade and no vulnerability.
Miss Lucille Watson of Zeigler becomes engaged to Charles W. Miller of Zeigler. Miller's parents are noted as Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Laird of Zeigler. Lucille Watson is a senior at Royalton Community High School. Miller works at Rock Island Mill Works and a June wedding is planned. Wisely family from Saginaw visited Murphysboro relatives.
Marta Bender reflects on resilience after three civil rights workers were found murdered near Philadelphia Mississippi. Families vow to persist in civil rights and charitable efforts, while Kennedy relatives start a roadside stand to fund the Kennedy Memorial Library. A mother grieving an infant champions the Mark Addison Roe Foundation to prevent crib deaths, embodying Faulkner's view that man will prevail.
Sylvia Windle Humphrey promotes green salads as the healthy palate cleanser and main course option when well dressed with olive oil and wine vinegar. Hearty greens, herbs, and even edible flowers can be used, while cautioning against soggy tomatoes and overreliance on mayonnaise.
Edward Ochab, a veteran Communist, was unanimously elected by the Polish Parliament to succeed the late Aleksander Zawadzki as Poland's ceremonial head of state. First Secretary Władysław Gomułka announced Ochab as the party's choice, and the State Council presidency was awarded within minutes.
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