Sunscreen Debate: Sun Tan Lotions and Vitamin D Advice
A 1958 King Features column warns some lotions may block vitamin D synthesis while offering sunburn protection. It advises starting unprotected exposure for small kids, then applying screened products, reapplying every two hours, and avoiding red-flush timing. It also briefly answers a reader about extrasystoles, noting they are usually harmless unless influenced by nerves, caffeine, or tobacco.
Familiar Names On List Of Winners In Congressional Races
In Iowa eight congressional races winners were incumbents except for one intra party contest. Ben Jensen beat William Harbor in the 7th district while Duane Orton edged John Tinley in a close Democratic primary. Several districts saw unopposed incumbents and near two to one margins for Republican nominees. Charles Hoeven faced Donald E. O'Brien in the 8th district with O'Brien losing in 1958.
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DES Moines
UPI
Iowa
Ben Jensen
William Harbor
Henderson
Duane Orton
Atlantic
John P. Tinley
Shenandoah
Walter Guenther
Fort Madison
Lamar Foster
West Branch
Fred Schwengel
James E Bromwell
Cedar Rapids
Mark Buchheit
West Union
Leonard G. Wolf
Elkader Democrat
Bromwell
Edward J. Gallagher, Jr
Waterloo
M. Douglas McMannes
Mason City
J. R. Gross
Grinnell College
C. Edwin Gilmour
Gilmour
Philip D. Horan
Wapello County
Monroe County
Frank J Karpan
John Kyl
Kyl
Sth
Floyd M. Burgeson
Albert M. Cloud
Indianola
Henry O. Talle
Neal Smith
Altoona
Smith
Burgeson
Curtis Riehm
Garner
Mer
Beaker-Jensen race encore shocks local voters in Sioux City
In a state senate contest Kenneth D Livermore and Harbor faced off as Jensen defeated Buchheit, ending Livermore’s political bid for two years. Bromwell beat Buchheit in a separate race, signaling party strength and organizational support in the region.
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Kenneth D Livermore
Sioux City
Harbor
Senate
Jensen
Buchheit
Bromwell
Wheat Marketing Quota Penalty Set at 1.08 Per Bushel
Howard Lins announced the 1960 crop wheat marketing quota penalty is 1.08 dollars per bushel, equal to 45 percent of the May 1 parity price of 2.39. Farmers exceeding their allotment face excess production penalties unless they harvest 15 acres or less or sign an agreement to grow up to 30 acres for food feed or seed use.
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Howard Lins
Washington County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
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Columbus Junction
Randolph
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National Bank of Washington
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Donald E. O'Brien
Judge
Hoeven
O'Brien
Jay Becker
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Pam
Obie
Monuis
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King
Declarer
Queen of Hearts
Such Is Life Reg Syndicate, Inc
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Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island
Nea
Pontiac
Stewart
BUICK
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Montgomery Wa
Riverside
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