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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
7
After school treat recipe details a dough made from flour sugar lemon rind and butter mixed with molasses and egg yolk. Cookies are rolled flat with cheesecloth, sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar, baked at 400 degrees for 5 to 6 minutes, then cooled on racks. Yield about nine and a half dozen cookies.
An advertising notice for Printed Pattern 4736 offers half sizes and multiple measurements with yardage data. It promotes Anne Adams patterns in the Winchester Evening Star and New York catalog distribution, inviting readers to mail NAME ADDRESS SIZE and STYLE NUMBER along with payment. The Spring-Summer catalog features 115 styles, two free hat patterns, fabrics and accessories, plus a gift coupon for a free pattern.
AID chief Gaud reports Vietnam losses at 5 to 6 percent, similar to other war zones, while the flow of aid grows. He notes some items show higher losses, with fertilizer losses topping 20 percent, amid an AP inquiry last year.
Absent author or recipient details, readers share concerns about raising multilingual children, loneliness despite success, and G I mail delays. The column offers blunt judgments and advice on cultural identity, personal longing, and the importance of air mail service for soldiers.
A poll of about 40 percent of members reveals strong opposition to new taxes for Vietnam and poverty programs while supporting needed war funding. Views on Vietnam range from support for Johnson to criticisms and a debate over using force or diplomacy. Leaders expect no tax increase soon as budget cuts are considered.
Rutgers sociologist Dr Robert Gutman argues oral contraceptives cut birthrates in New Jersey, noting a pronounced decline among Catholics and the poor. State Health Department data show 1966 as the third straight drop from 132,606 births in 1963 to 121,433 in 1965. Louis Pasteur birth noted as historical aside.
LONDON AP reports Britain's first big freeze of 1967 forces Reading College of Technology students to abandon classes in miniskirts as knee and leg blueing occurs from cold. Boiler crew shortages cut central heating to quarter power, ink freezes in printing works. NEW DELHI AP notes about 2.5 million misaddressed letters arrive daily in India with 22 million files in circulation and one third of traffic concerns concentrated in a few cities.
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