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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
7
Harvard professor David M. Heer urges expanded family planning services for poor and medically indigent Americans to match access enjoyed by the middle class. He calls for vast clinic expansion, coordinated public private programs, extra funding for local health departments, and stronger HEW support.
Readers submit personal woes spanning romance after a fatal crash to disruptive neighbors and silent spouses. Ann Landers counsels Odetta to forget the man who killed her father, urges tolerating compliments, and recommends inviting-only visits with a meddling neighbor. She suggests indifference and a chocolate pound cake to ease tension at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt L. Jones of Murphysboro announce the engagement of daughter Barbara to Pvt. Gerald L. Reiman son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Reiman Jr. of Murphysboro. Barbara will graduate from Trico High School Friday. Reiman is a Murphysboro Township High School alumnus stationed with the U.S. Army at Fort Gordon Georgia.
Mrs. Lee Chamness becomes president of the Marion Junior Woman's Club at a dinner at Tony's Steak House in Marion. New officers include Mrs. Barney Pulley Jr Vice President Mrs. Charles Thomas recording secretary Mrs. Louis Oldani corresponding secretary Mrs. Kenneth Barker treasurer and Mrs. J W Childers and Mrs. Ed Freshnock members at large. Retiring president Mrs. Frank Manfredo noted 100 percent membership and second place for veterans service projects. The club earned a 100 percent subscription and is on the 25th district honor roll for CARE. Mrs. Manfredo and Mrs. Chamness attended the Illinois Federated Women's Clubs convention in Chicago May 3 5.
Mrs. Price becomes president of Ben on Junior Woman's Club at Farris Steak House Johnston City with officers John Golliher Allen Tindall Tom Dunbar and Allen Palmer. Beta Sigma Phi installs Herrin Xi Zeta Sigma officers at William Blankenship home and Xi Rho chapter names Ernest LeQuatte Robert Blakely James Alexander Ronald Walker. Recorder Society and Carbondale Etude Club host spring meetings with noted musicians and ensembles. Auxiliary meets Canton Illini No 3 LAPM and Patriarch Militant officers attend IOOF Hall Johnston City with guests from several towns.
Oswald and Jim Jacoby discuss a bridge hand where South's play to tricks two and three signals expert skill. They analyze diamond layout and spade continuation, noting a potential slam and squeeze chances. The dialogue contrasts a 6NT contract with the bidding and no trump. Some cooks add lemon juice to berry gelatin.
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