Ann Landers Columns on Wrong Numbers and Marriage Advice
A reader asks why polite apologies on wrong numbers provoke rudeness and Ann Landers explains manners apply to phone calls as to doors. Other letters discuss a traveling secretary's role, hearing difficulties from a wife, and guidance on teen drinking.
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Ann Landers Help Column Sought by Readers
Readers are invited to send problems to Ann Landers in care of the Austin Daily Herald with a stamped self addressed envelope. The prompt response service promises personal guidance in advice column form.
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Mill City Soldier and Marine Dead in Vietnam Action
The Defense Department reports Pfc. Ronald W. Peterson of Minneapolis killed in action in Vietnam. The latest casualty list includes Marines Lance Cpl. John H. Reeves of Minneapolis and Lance Cpl. Paul O. Evans of Sioux Falls, identifying next of kin as Reeves and Evans families.
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Boston Museum Receives The Street Singer by Manet
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts received The Street Singer by Edward Manet valued at 800000 dollars. The work was donated under the will of the late Mrs. J Montgomery Sears of Boston.
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Romney Holds All Day Meet on 1968 Presidential Bid
Gov. George Romney of Michigan met seven hours with eight associates at the Waldorf Astoria to discuss a possible run for the 1968 Republican nomination. Attendees indicated Romney had not committed, while supporters urged him to seek the presidency and left Chicago hints of his potential candidacy.
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Shocking Method Nets Gulf Shrimp In New Net Technique
PASCAGOULA Miss AP Shrimp in the Gulf of Mexico are stunned into fishermen nets by a device from the Interior Department fishery lab. The unit emits an electrical shock just ahead of the trawl causing shrimp to jump from mud into the nets.
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