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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
7
A reader cites Our Insane Foreign Policy as a source of personal distress and urges sanity while Ann Landers counsels professional help. Letters discuss family life, language, and estate caution with practical responses.
Ohio University runs a summer Head Start program in Athens with 22 preschoolers and 38 trainees from five states. The eight week session ends August 26 under a $59,361 federal grant to expand year round Head Start services and empower local communities.
Pattern offers a slim dress and jacket with a scalloped front and waist coverage. Available in sizes 10 to 18, size 14 requires about 4.125 yards of 44 inch fabric. Price is one dollar with five cents postage, extra 15 cents for first class mail.
A style show will be held Friday in Carbondale as part of the DeMolay state convention. Fashions from Ruth Church Shop Tots and Teens and Zwick's Shoe Stores with hair by South gate. Models include Sharon Stocks Ann Vogler Patsy Todd Diane Lesler Nancy Byrne Maura Carlock Amy Huffman Mrs Shirley Lister Mrs Bonnie Bates Sharon South Tom Bates.
Mrs Ronny Browder of Peoria the former Linda Parrish of Johnston City was honored at a nursery shower in the cabin at Johnston City Park. Hostesses were Mrs Phyllis Grant and Mrs Geraldine Covington.
Ellen Jane Walker, pianist from Carterville and Herrin High School 1966 graduate, performs a 3 p.m. Sunday recital in Herrin Library Auditorium. She is finishing study with instructor William McGuire before entering Washington University in St. Louis to continue music study. Selections include Bach Carpenter Chopin Mendelssohn and Beethoven. A reception follows.
In a Fort Worth duplicate event Jacoby and Oswald showcase a bold overtrick line in four hearts. A six trick possibility is discussed with a second club entry eliminating the king of spades, while Brad Gibbs from Dallas avoids the fragile club finesse.
Alfred Nobel’s greatest scientific achievement was the invention of dynamite, which established his fortune and enabled the creation of the Nobel Prizes. The invention transformed mining and construction while later prompting debates over its humanitarian impact and the laureate’s enduring legacy.
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