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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1966
Page
2
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Democratic chairman Zolton Ferency attacks Romney while labor unions back Hoffa. Ohio Governor Rhodes faces Reams with AFL CIO support. New Jersey races feature Case and Wilentz with mixed union backing. Labor leaders say national House and Senate results remain a toss up, with 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats at stake.
In Buena Park a life size wax depiction of American Gothic joins Whistler's Mother and the Blue Boy in a museum. Nan Wood Graham recalls posing with Grant Wood's dentist for the iconic painting in 1930. The piece grew into a celebrated American art class ic.
Old West notes describe Ye always painted wood and a brother who studied at the Chicago Art Institute and Julien Academy in Paris. Mrs. Graham recently sold a portrait for $10,000 and viewed wax reproductions by Allen Parkinson of his Gothic work, a centerpiece at Movieland Wax Museum.
Travelers' greetings travel far as Hallmark reports Americans can send greeting cards from 75 countries in English or local languages. The shift comes after a decade of card availability expanding in overseas markets. Hair grows faster from March to July than the rest of the year, say Breck researchers, with typical growth at three eighths to three fourths inch monthly.
Washington report from Weizmann Institute of Science led by Dr. M C Shelesnyak and funded by Ford Foundation warns that uncontrolled reproduction endangers mankind. It cites threats to food water and energy supplies while noting hopes for higher living standards and world stability. Regulation of birth rates is deemed essential.
An extensive exhibit from Mystic Seaport traces New England whaling history at Hallmark Gallery in Manhattan this fall. The free display features prints, models, charts, diagrams, logs and explanatory text, plus whaling tools, scrimshaw art, and a full scale interior of a whaling vessel running through November 22.
Neenah Wisconsin report cites UPI that newsprint and other paper products drive U.S. consumption to exceed 51 million tons in 1966, up three million from 1965. Per capita use should reach about 520 pounds versus 500 pounds in 1965, per Kimberly-Clark president John R. Kimberly.
A skin care note cites a tropical moist oil of Clay as the secret to a smooth complexion. It claims the oil saturates the skin, smoothing roughness and fine lines, and provides wintertime radiance when used beneath makeup. Margaret Merril endorses the product.
The report claims Kerimoth Hill is the highest point in Rhode Island at 12 feet above sea level. The note attributes the fact to a UPI dispatch and references the local topographic claim.
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