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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1968
Page
3
The Census Bureau says bathroom questions are about housing quality and not intrusion. Critics call it a Big Brother probe while officials promise secrecy and note the May Madison dress rehearsal and the 1970 census will include inquiries on language spoken at home and earned income.
Lt. Gen. Hershey discusses draft policy limits and moral conflicts within the armed forces. He notes testing and disqualification rates, religious and conscientious objections, and the difficulty of aligning public fairness with congressional and military directives. He reflects on youth and national duty, recalling personal family stakes and a bridge between past and present America.
The World Health Organization leads a global drive to wipe out stigma against the 15 million leprosy patients, arguing there is no need for isolation and urging temporary hospital care only for acute cases. Treatment with sulfone drugs reaches most known patients, but many remain unregistered, and education is essential to end outcast status.
Puzzle explanations mix wordplay notes and hints on puns and homophones. The reader is guided through examples linking clues to phrases and common terms, with emphasis on puns like balloon blown, steady seat, and moon phase hints.
A garbled public notice outlines a Moneyword puzzle with cash prizes. It warns entries must be legible and timely to win a $1900 prize. incorrect or late submissions are not considered. It promises prize shares and weekly reductions for incorrect selections, with a single correct solution possible.
In Hagerstown Maryland citizens donated to a fund for paralyzed detective Robert Frush a 42 year old officer shot accidentally by another officer while off duty during a burglary investigation at the Potomac Edison Co storage yard.
Conservationists near victory in establishing the first Redwood National Park. Senate approval 77 to 6 in November with House action expected in 1968. The plan would curtail 27 000 acres of timberland, affecting Arcata National Corp and thousands of workers relying on redwood jobs and payrolls.
In Gladewater Texas Faith Tabernacle members bake peanut brittle each Tuesday night, selling it to locals to raise money for a new church building. They average about 75 dollars weekly from roughly 300 brittle batches, contributing over 1,000 dollars toward a proposed 50,000 dollar structure with an auditorium and classrooms.
The article explains that wrinkles come from dry skin cells after moisture carriers dry out. It advises smoothing a tropical oil over the face neck and hands daily to ease wrinkle dryness and improve the complexion, and to ask the druggist for oil of Clay before applying makeup.
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