Fewer Skinned Skins With Shopping Rules In New York
The Greater New York Safety Council urges supermarket cart discipline. A public code compares aisles to roads and warns against cart hogs tailgaters and unsafe practices. Rules include polite passing and securing children in seats to prevent injuries.
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Guide to Better Health From Harry J Johnson M D Relax and Eat
Guide to Better Health urges a simple balanced diet with daily inclusion of meat fish or eggs dairy fruits vegetables and grains plus water intake of at least six glasses daily. It notes caffeine can be enjoyed and advises weighing weekly to gauge overeating while stressing slow eating for digestion.
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Nervous Indigestion Advice From Health Guide
In the Life Extension Foundation guide, Dr. Harry J. Johnson explains how nervous distress, not meals, often triggers indigestion. He notes the digestive system links to the nervous system and that cheerful people tend to suffer less, with suggestions to avoid triggering circumstances. Later, Cape Canaveral missile workers receive routine briefings and demonstrations on first aid and self aid at launching pads.
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Lonnie Griggs Buys Property in Junction
Lonnie Griggs of Columbus City purchased the Charles E. Dill estate on South Hill in Columbus Junction and plans to occupy the home with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Probst moved from a farm northwest of Columbus Junction to West Liberty. The Etude Club granted $20 to the Columbus Community school vocal music department for records and will award a vocal scholarship for a summer music camp in Iowa City. The February TIT chapter meeting will be held Thursday evening February 21 at the home of Mrs. Warren May.
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First Jobless Astronauts Eye Uncertain Space Future
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI reports six Air Force pilots chosen for the Dyna-Soar space glider program face an uncertain future as the project remains unfinished for two to three years if enthusiasm wanes. The Army Air Force pursued various space plans while NASA moved toward Gemini, shifting priorities away from the winged Dyna-Soar concept.
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Air Force eyes Gemini capsules for Moon program link
The Air Force, eyeing Gemini capsules to support a bigger Apollo moon effort, proposed buying many capsules and even tag-naming the plan Blue Gem. The plan could tie Gemini to Air Force space goals starting in 1964 while Dyna-Soar looms as an alternative.
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