Humane handling proposed for lab animals gains support
The Washington Evening Journal urges passage of a Senate bill by Byrd and Clark to set humane standards for animals used in laboratories. It argues licensing of animal dealers and inspection of collecting practices, condemns pet theft and undercover networks, and calls on voters to back reforms without hindering scientific progress.
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Byrd
Congress
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Johnson signs posters draw ire in federal buildings
A Washington bureau memo notes that the Johnson administration pushed to place President Johnson’s name on signs at federally funded building sites. Critics call it political credit grabbing, likely to provoke voter backlash. A separate note in a New England town warns a house project of delays due to a misread decorating schedule.
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Johnson
Washington
President Johnson
New England
Joe
Fred
Dear Abby Advice Column Clashes With Embarrassed Student
Abigail Van Buren offers practical, empathetic guidance in three letters. A student asks how to handle embarrassment over a mother’s appearance during school runs. Abby urges honest communication and a small grooming effort. A second letter asks for guidance on describing a cocktail waitress uniform to a boyfriend serving in Vietnam. Abby suggests describing it as Judy. A third letter praises Gamblers Anonymous help leading to recovery, thanking a GA member. Individual names and places anchor the anecdotes.
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Abby
Viet Nam
Johnny
Minister refuses to pay Iowa 1965 income tax
Fairfield Iowa Reverend Charles Sloca of the New Sweden Methodist Church announced to the Iowa Tax Commission that he will not pay his 1965 state income tax. He argues payroll deductions cover taxes and he should not owe two taxes in one year. He filed a return but did not remit payment.
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Fairfield
Iowa
UPI
Iowa Tax Commission
Charles Sloca
New Sweden Methodist Church
Why Don't They Make Full Size Baby Cribs All Designed
Many homemaker consultants urge stricter packaging and labeling from manufacturers. Suggestions include six pack baby foods for easy serving, reversible bed sheet hems to extend wear, spill resistant powder containers, standardized grocery accessories, easier coat check in restaurants, smaller trial sizes, roll up toothpaste tubes, pressurized toothpaste cans, inner label placement, rustproof safety pins, prefilled thread bobbins, and better designed full size baby cribs.
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New York
UPI
National Family Opinion
Toledo
Ohio
Rule of Eleven Shines in Bridge Defense
In a Becker column a dramatic bridge hand demonstrates the Rule of Eleven. East uses the rule after a spade lead to deduce opponent holdings and steer defense, preventing declarer from making a contract. The analysis references Bid Better Play Better and a 1966 feature, with practical notes on applying the Rule to outcome.
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R. F. Foster
Dorothy Hayden
Hastings-on-Hudson
N. Y West
Declarer
Low
King
East
South
West
Res Syndicate, Inc
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