Housing Problems For Aging And Handicapped Discussed
COLLEGE STATION Two groups aging and handicapped lack planned housing. Mrs Jane Berry Texas A&M ext housing specialist notes older couples keep homes too large and costly. Wheelchair access and wider doors are needed. kitchens and hallways must be redesigned to ease movement and safety.
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College Station
Sos
Jane Berry
Texas A&m University
Texas College Queen Dan Cook Sandwich Recipe
A recipe describes combining lobster radishes celery egg mayonnaise lemon juice salt and avocado with shrimp paste and margarine to make a spread. Trim crusts from enriched bread, spread with lobster shrimp mix, sandwich with another slice, toast optional, yields five sandwiches.
Toothbrush choice and careful cake freezing tips
A shopper guidance piece stresses toothbrush importance for dental health and cosmetic appeal. It advises selecting a sturdy toothbrush, brushing teeth three times daily, and ensuring gum stimulation. It also suggests freezing frosted cakes overnight before sealing in freezer wrap to prevent wrappers sticking.
Steaks Cooking Tips For Outdoor Grilling
Features common questions on grilling steaks at supermarkets weekend specials. Advises on preventing curling by scoring fat edges, turning once with tongs, salting after grilling, and checking doneness by color. Recommends slicing across the grain for uniform, easier to eat servings.
Legal Notice No 72124 in Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas to FE McGregor and wife Delia McGregor and many others and unknown heirs. Command to appear with a written answer by the first Monday after 42 days from issuance, by Sept 26, 1966 in Grayson County District Court. Plaintiffs seek damages 250 dollars and title and possession of Lot 12 in Block 23 of Layne's Addition, Denison.
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State OF Texas
P. McGregor
Delia M. McGregor
West Munson Street
Denison
Grayson County
Texas
C. W. Nelson
J. M. Amos
L. W. Shepherd
Sarah E. Shepherd
Isaac E. Tone
Betsy A. Tone
William D. Richardson
Lucy E. Richardson
John R. Carr
J. B. Wilde
Annie B. Campbell
Annie B. McGrath
Fifteenth District Court
Sherman
Martha Ann Lynch
R. D. Lynch
E. P. McGregor
Grayson
State of
Layne
Tex
From Wages to a Big Business for Surviving Inflation
A wage earner with a family once needed a small side business to survive. Now, due to rising prices, he requires a substantial enterprise to maintain living standards and support dependents.
Critique of State Department praise for African dictators
A speaker condemns U S support for Ghana's Nkrumah and other leaders, arguing loans and grants funded dictators. He denounces eulogies for Castro and Sukarno, equating them with George Washington and urging true independence without tyranny. He criticizes officials for praising tyrants while undermining Western civilization's values.
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State Department
Nkrumah
United States
Ghana
Lebanon
Switzerland
Africa
Castro
George Washington
Cuba
Sukarno
Indonesia
Death rate tied to income and education levels
A six year study of 340000 Americans who died between May 1 and Aug 31 1960 found that among white Americans higher family income and education correlate with longer life. The research was led by Philip M Hauser and Evelyn Kitagawa of the University of Chicago Population Research and Training Center. Two bridges connect Venice to the Italian mainland.
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Philip M. Hauser
Evelyn Kitagawa
University of Chicago
Population Research and Training Center
New Future Seen For Soybeans In Texas Market
Scientists at Texas Research Foundation celebrate a new soybean variety named Jon Alford in honor of a late East Texas leader. With soybeans at record prices, production must rise to meet demand. farmers have long tried soybeans in the Blacklands with uncertain results due to lack of a dependable, high yielding variety.
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Renner
Texas Research Foundation
East
Texas
Jon Alford
East Texas
Henderson
Blacklands
No Mow turfgrass grows better in shade says study
Agricultural researchers announce No Mow a dark-green Bermuda grass thrives under moderate shade though needs about 35 percent light. Tested against St Augustine Bermuda Tifway and Baltiagrass, No Mow stays dense with short internodes and requires mowing as often as other grasses. It is suited for trees, building shadows, parks, malls and indoor areas. Developed in Florida.
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A&m
Bermuda
St. Augustine
Florida
First Cable Car Test in San Francisco in 1873
The National Automobile Club notes the first successful test of San Francisco cable cars occurred on Clay Street in August 1873, marking a milestone for urban transit history.
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San Francisco
Clay Street
National Automobile Club
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