Cracked Wedding Bells and the June Marriage Dilemma
A reflective piece examines changing wedding vows, marital expectations, and the emotional gaps between men and women. It cites psychologists and writers, notes the higher divorce risk in June marriages, and emphasizes communication as the key to lasting unions.
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Socrates
Ann Wilson Schaef
Denver
Apostle Paul
John Milton
Letter to The Banner critic over GlobeLink dress rehearsal
A reader denounces Tim Powers review in The Banner June 20 of GlobeLink's performance for relying on the dress rehearsal. The writer laments the negative verdict and asserts the evening show was warmly received by audiences of all ages.
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Red Sox
Tuscaloosa
The
Banner
Tim Powers
Globelink
Powers
Praise for Globelinks at MAUHS performance sparks strong letters
Readers praise the evening show as superior to the dress rehearsal and defend the professional cast and MAUHS students for delivering a finished performance despite challenges. They note clear diction from the JAMMED auditorium and share a child’s joyous reaction, urging the reviewer attend live shows next time. The Park-McCullough House Association earns commendation for bringing the event to the community.
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Menotti
Mr. Powers
Mauhs
Nine Hole Record Tied At Mt. Anthony Club
John Maloney ties the Mt. Anthony Country Club nine hole record with a 32, a mark first set 30 years ago by Percy Jennings and later equalled by Fritz Jennings Charles Welles Brad Thomas and Jack Parr.
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John Maloney
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Percy Jennings
Fritz Jennings
Charles Welles
Brad” Thomas
Jack Parr
Robert Dewey
E.W. Dewey
Main Street
England
Robert
Cabin Boy
H.T. Cushman Mfg. Co
North Bennington
Possible comeback for Nixon gains in Midwest views
A Midwest travel report finds surprising sympathy for Nixon despite calls to end the saga. Polls show 30 percent favorable views of his TV appearance, with about a quarter to one fifth of rural white Americans remaining die-hard Nixon supporters. The piece notes likely next steps including a Nixon book tour and possible daily columns as a limited revival rather than a full comeback.
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Midwest
Nixon
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Letters to the Editor Respond to Frost Nixon Interview
In a June 14 letter Dolores Porges criticizes the printed scriptum of her Frost Nixon interview reference. She defends her phrasing against perceived overuse of exclamation marks and grammar corrections, noting her preference for emphatic language and spelling distinctions.
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Frost-Nixon
South Korea
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