Speaking h YOUR HEALTH. Sun exposure cautions by doctor
Dr Lester L Coleman warns sun worshipers to pace tanning to avoid burns and skin damage. Start with 30 minutes daily, avoid noon peak sun, and beware double intensity over sand or sea. creams offer limited protection and some skin cancers may result from overexposure.
Pineapple jacket pattern and new needlecraft catalog
The notice advertises pattern 892 for a pineapple knitted jacket in sizes 32 to 46, with prices and mailing details to Laura Wheeler, Terre Haute Tribune. It also promotes a 1967 needlecraft catalog offering knit crochet embroidery quilts and free patterns, plus health tips and a health column about sunburn relief and carbon monoxide safety.
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Laura Wheeler
Terre Haute Tribune
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Law to make flag desecration a federal crime moves to Johnson
The House plans to vote today on a bill making flag desecration a federal offense with penalties up to 1000 dollars and one year in prison. Supporters will show flag burning and World War II imagery while opponents seek to limit application to deliberate acts of defilement.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
New York
Central Park
Iowa Jima
House Judiciary Committee
Edward G. Biester Jr
R-Pa
Vietnam
Finesse Misstep illustrated in four spades contract
North in four spades after a diamond lead faces the choice of finesse on the second spade. Becker explains that refusing the queen finesse, though against odds, keeps the contract safe by playing the ace and ruffing diamonds to set up heart tricks. The article argues against blind adherence to general bidding and play rules.
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South
West
Declarer
East
Pentagon to install new carpeting in offices
The Pentagon plans a $3,200 carpet replacement for 363 square yards to outfit 13 people in seven offices and the interoffice hall. The work accompanies broader refurbishing under new assistant secretary of defense Phil Goulding, with remaining carpet reused in other Pentagon offices.
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Washington
Pentagon
Phil G. Goulding
Defense
Student speaker targets governor at graduation
A graduate speaker, who drafted his address with help from family and a professor, says he would have spoken to Governor Reagan if present. He recalls the moment on stadium grass and notes the crowd’s reaction with a wistful inquisition about the missed appearance.
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Reagan
Robber-Killer Is Given Life
Anderson Indiana AP Way man H Lyons 25 Indianapolis was sentenced to life for the robbery killing of Elwood custodian Wir ed Archart 64 at the Elwood Armory. Lyons convicted of first degree murder in Madison Circuit Court May 23. He was on parole from the State Reformatory after a 25 year term for second degree burglary.
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Anderson, Ind
Wayman H. Lyons
Indianapolis
Elwood
Lyons
Madison
Wired Archart
Elwood Armory
State Reformatory
German Shepherds Return to Work After Theft Suspect Stop
Two German Shepherd watch dogs missing from a roofing firm yard were found and returned to duties after police stopped two teenaged boys seen walking with a watchdog each. The incident tarnished the dogs’ reputations as they resumed guarding duties.
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Baltimore
IMF Director William Dale Nominated for Third Term
President Johnson plans to nominate William B. Dale for a third two year term as United States executive director of the International Monetary Fund. Dale, 43, from Detroit and now in Bethesda Md, has served since 1962 with reappointment in 1965 and earns $25000 as U S executive director.
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Washington
William B. Dale
Johnson
United States
International Monetary Fund
White House
Dale
Detroit
Bethesda
Treasury
Office of International Finance
U.S
Monetary Fund
Selecting jury for fraud trial in Chicago court
Jury selection resumed in a U S District Court trial charging Marshall Caifano 56 and four others with wire fraud and interstate transportation of stolen goods Four jurors including three women and a man were chosen Caifano aka Johnny Marshall is alleged to have induced Arnold N Henderlong Crown Point Ind owner of a construction firm to deposit counterfeit Commonwealth Edition Co stock as collateral in a Gary Indiana bank in 1965 Henderlong says he did not know the certificates were counterfeit
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
Marshall Caifano
Caifano
Johnny Marshall
Arnold N. Henderlong
Crown Point
Ind
Commonwealth Edition Co
Gary
Henderlong
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