Successful investing or holdings would be appreciated
A reader seeks portfolio adjustments to boost income and safety. The letter reviews current holdings, compares mutual fund yields, suggests exchanging the Lord Abbott Bond fund for higher yield, notes a 5.1 to 8.7 percent dividend shift, and mentions Pepsi Co. of America stock questions along with a pending secondary offering and company earnings.
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E.H
Abels
Lord Abbott
Pitney-Bowes
Cash Register
Ted
PBI
Pizza Corp. of America
Jess
SEC
Great-aunt Sue Debuts Ballet Slippers and Johnny Displays Shaving Mug
Readable bits describe Great-aunt Sue with ballet slippers and three year old Johnny showing a fancy shaving mug as suspense lingers in a fragmentary scene.
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Sue
Johnny
Household Tips and Holiday Anecdotes From Scrapbook
Scorch remedies with wet wool and cornstarch paste. metal polish from cigar ashes. A quirky note on miswrapped gifts, honest reactions, and festive wishes. A closing line about Americans holding most life insurance.
Daily fortune puzzle yields personal key number message
A 1973 King Features Syndicate puzzle explains counting letters in a name to obtain a key number. If letters count is six or more, subtract four. if less than six, add three. Start at the rectangle’s upper left, check key numbers left to right, then read the message formed by letters under those figures.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Kojak Actor Savalas Stars In New CBS Detective Series
Television introduces Kojak, a bald NYPD detective portrayed by Telly Savalas on CBS. The piece notes Savalas’s breakthrough in The Marcus-Nelson Murders, his bridge skill as a likable declarer, and hints at the show’s crime focus and the detective’s signature line.
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Telly
Kojak Solves Bridge Problem In Iraqi Tourney Card
Kojak O Leads KOJAK in a complex bridge problem where the declarer tests the spade queen and club king. By deducing East holds both, Kojak executes a 12th trick plan through diamonds, trumps and a key club ace, leaving East with a losing discard and a headache.
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West
Kojak
Kokk
East
Dummy
Declarer
Cherchez
TV Schedules and Game Shows Roundup
TV schedule notes reference Paul Dixon Dosa Geinas and Phil Donahue with shows including the 10,000 Pyramid. Mention of Gambit and The Wizard of Odds hints at game show lineup and host appearances. Passworn Move appears as a fragment, likely a mistaken show title or scheduling note.
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Paul Dixon
Ph Donahue
Phil Donahue
Father Figures and Faulty Attachments in a Love Pattern
A reader describes attraction to much older men and to her doctor, risking affair and career. A psychiatrist explains a pattern rooted in early father relations, urges breaking the cycle with professional help and a new therapeutic approach.
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Jim
M.C
Sheldon H. Kardener
University of California At Los Angeles
Res
Wileel
King Features Syndicate
Tne
Shepherds Tale Then Broadcast Far and Wide
Poem recalls nameless angel host near Bethlehem who proclaimed Christ’s birth and mocks editors who would not publish the shepherds tale. Pat Lalke did publish it, spreading the story around the world to readers.
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Bethlehem
Pat Lalke
Cleaning and restoring old furniture and fabrics guide
The piece advises removing airborne resin from surfaces with cold cream, scrubbing concrete spills with strong water and rinsing, reviving glazed draperies using a starch wax mixture, melting paraffin or candle wax into boiling starch, soaking the draperies, drying, and ironing on the night side.
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