Dear Abby column prompts on mourning and clutter
Readers write in from across the nation offering personal woes and opinions. A letter from a man who danced with two women discusses mourning etiquette and a stranger’s timely interruption. A bachelor in D C seeks advice on clutter affecting a potential marriage while an 89 year old argues for euthanasia under safeguards.
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New Fake Blood Cuts Costume Costs in Films
Hollywood reports new fake blood that avoids staining costumes. MGM makeup chief William Tuttle explains microscopic red plastic spheres in glycerine rinse cleanly from white shirts, reducing studio losses. the trend followed earlier color era experiments. London notes Prime Minister Heath considers emergency steps as Britain endures a power slowdown with candlelit Christmas prospects. Actress Shelley Winters features in a scene showcasing the new blood.
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Bread Production Shapes Wheat Crop Through Flour Use
The text notes that about one third of each year’s billion pounds of bread come from the U.S. wheat crop milled into flour. Roughly 90 percent of that flour yields white enriched bread, with about 15.5 percent exported or produced further.
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