Eat food instead of pills A lesson in nutrition
In this column the writer argues readers should favor real food over supplements, citing returning veterans who survived malnutrition after POW camp experiences. The piece notes spoiled fish, unreliably enriched rice, weight loss, dysentery, dull skin, and low energy as evidence that calories protein minerals and vitamins matter, and praises the body’s resilience.
Dear Abby column on family, finances, and manners
Readers seek guidance on letting grandchildren stay with a dangerous driver, ending an affair with an admitted home-school lover, and whether a younger partner should share travel costs. Abby advises setting boundaries, ending the affair, and having the gentleman cover travel expenses or provide separate lodging.
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Lack of woman in cabinet shocks Indian visitor in U S
New York report on Indian official Mrs Jahanara Jaipal Singh noting India's woman representation in government. She discusses India's prime minister Indira Gandhi and says US lack of cabinet women is surprising. She travels to promote tourism and comments on facilities and international perception.
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Cobalt irradiation tested to extend produce life in California
University of California researchers study irradiating fresh fruits and vegetables with a mobile cobalt source to prolong shelf life. Fifty tons of strawberries and twenty eight tons of bananas have been processed for feeding tests over two years under Atomic Energy Commission sponsorship. Tests are not for immediate human consumption and FDA standards mean widespread use is years away. Gamma rays aim to curb decay and pests to keep produce in better condition during shipping and storage.
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Hook testifies on Iowa advertising tax in high court
Davenport Times-Democrat co publisher Henry B Hook testifies that advertisers reacted mixed to Iowa 3 percent tax on advertising services. The suit, in Scott County District Court, challenges the taxs constitutional validity and seeks to block its collection. Hook notes advertiser cancellations and says legislators were unaware of the bill before its Senate introduction. He also criticizes closed conference procedures used to pass the measure.
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Resignation over state payroll shortage reported in Iowa
A Des Moines man resigns after State Auditor Lloyd Smith reports a 5046.62 shortage in an account he managed. Rich ard W. Paton, 49, No. 3 in the comptroller’s office, had worked for the state since 1947. Officials say funds were withheld from governor and staff paychecks for taxes social security and IPERS and legal action may follow.
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Linda Thurman Fights Personal War, Receives Gift
Linda Thurman, 16, blinded by encephalitis, wheelchair bound, receives $412 in five money orders and a letter from 220 members of the 412th Munitions Maintenance Squadron at Cam Ranh Bay. The fighters in Vietnam say they are with her in thought and prayer as she battles a personal conflict.
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Pearson resigns Canadian post from Liberal leadership
Prime Minister Lester B Pearson announces resignation as Liberal Party leader while remaining PM until a national convention selects his successor. He notes four decades in public service, including 19 years as MP for Algoma East, and ten as party leader. Chicago is described as a major railroad hub with 41 lines and six stations.
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Hills man killed in one car crash near Hills Iowa
Robert Cerney aged 51 of rural Hills died when his car left the road and struck a bridge on a Johnson County road. The steel railing pierced the car floor fatally injuring Cerney while his 45 year old wife escaped unharmed. A separate two car crash in Hampton killed an elderly resident late Wednesday.
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Robert Morse Named 1967 Honorary Christmas Set Campaign Chairman
Broadway and Hollywood star Robert Morse, famed for How To Succeed, is named 1967 National Honorary Christmas Seal Campaign Chairman. He promotes Christmas Seals on letters and packages as vital.
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