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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1972
Page
6
Abigail Van Buren discusses questions about animal sexuality with readers. A Florida letter asks about a presumed gay jaguar and the vet says four legged gay cats are unheard of, while noting mating issues in captivity.
Heloise reports Phyllis Diller speaks openly about early career struggles in 1950s Boston to New York, Hollywood breaks, and later marriage to Warde Donovan. The two part interview covers nagging husbands, five children, financial lows, and a rise to success beginning with Jack Paar's support.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Barnhart of Chester announce the birth of a son Shawn Ashley on January 26 at St. Joseph Hospital Parkersburg West Virginia The infant joins Vaughn Alan aged 3 Grandparents are Carl Barnhart Reedsville and Lowell Bing Long Bottom Great grandparents Henry Spencer Long Bottom Edith Bing Wooster Ora Russell Great Falls Mont Martha McElroy Minersville Great great grandmother New Marshfield CBS meets Tuesday at 8 p.m.
Dairy guide notes cheese is a budget friendly protein with seven grams per ounce for natural cheddar and processed varieties. It highlights price differences by type and aging, convenience costs, and offers a free 24 page USDA pamphlet How to Buy Cheese with a chart of 28 varieties.
Ted Kennedy visits Palm Beach with his mother Rose Kennedy amid talk of renovating or replacing their oceanside home. Rose Kennedy rejects tearing down the villa, opting to inspect others’ houses and consider new designs while planning remains influenced by family sentiment and history.
At the White House after a Reader’s Digest dinner last week W. Clement Stone, a septuagenarian multmillionaire, escorted Adele Rogers, wife of the Secretary of State, onto the dance floor. Stone performed an energetic jitterbug while Rogers attempted a foxtrot.
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