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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1958
Page
4
A noisy, mixed puzzle listing across and down clues explains word choices from FACT to GLOW and LEADS. It notes why certain words fit or fail in contexts like taste, texture, and social situations. The piece mixes examples with an explanation to puzzle 18.
A $250 million project in central Saskatchewan aims to dam the South Saskatchewan near Outlook with a 220 foot high main dam and a 7,000 foot base, creating a 140 mile long lake. It will irrigate about 50,000 acres, double farms to 2,700, and power a 250000 horsepower hydroelectric facility yielding 475 million kWh annually. The plan faces past Liberal opposition and may boost western votes.
About 250 Greater Cleveland teenagers at Fenn College’s Youth Conference urged harder courses and more testing. They endorsed English, math, languages, history and science, with essay tests and ability grouping to spur college readiness. they dismissed “nothing courses” like shop and home economics as major subjects.
University of Illinois specialist O L Hogsett urges cutting grass in straight lines and away from cut area to prevent shocks. He warns against mowing wet grass and advises coiling the cord loosely in a bucket to prevent kinks. The text notes the first paper mill began in Milton Massachusetts in 1729.
The Syracuse Herald-American reports on Moneyword Puzzle rules and a contest with a $1,000 cash prize for solving the Moneyworders puzzle. It discusses older workers employment trends, government programs, and entry methods with details on eligibility and prize distribution.
University of Michigan professor Dr. Paul Hunsicker cites early results from a nationwide youth fitness project showing boys and girls ages 10 to 17 lack endurance and basic muscular strength. He warns that weak foundational training could hurt future Olympic and international performance as calisthenics programs fade.
In Port Louis Mauritius the dodo and dozens of other species no longer exist elsewhere are noted. The island’s history and location are described, with Mauritius as the dodo’s only home and the museum preserving its memory.
Rep. John D. Dingell champions using official travel funds for a national research pipeline. He seeks to channel foreign scholarly materials and translate works to aid American science and culture, aiming to counter criticism over lavish junketing while Adams and Humphrey back similar ideas.
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