Dear Abby Reader Dilemmas From Deodorant to Jealousy
Dear Abby columns explore a divorce over deodorant use, obsessive jealousy, a pipe fixated boyfriend, and a daughter who uses a mother for chores then leaves her to walk home in the dark. The missives show conflict, strain, and plea for guidance in domestic life.
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Teen review shows Gone With the Wind still wowed by teens
A 16 year old Bonny Eagle High student shares impressions of the Gone With the Wind re release in Portland. The piece highlights the film’s enduring appeal to teens in 1967 with praise for the cast, color, realism, and romance while noting some soapbox scenes and the movie’s length.
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Portland Evening Express
Portland
Bonny Eagle High
Standish
Candy Stover
GWTW
Rhett Butler
Clark Gable
Scarlett O'Hara
Scarlett
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Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Pack
Part of a hurricane and Yorks river are filled by clues. Two word answers include two names and several body parts and flowers across the puzzle setting. The page lists 19 Roman god related terms and concludes with a proverbially colored milk reference and a held off action.
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Stu
Green Berets
Sumac
York's River
Cuna Indians Wash Dishes For Troops
The Cuna Indians at San Blas Islands help American troops by washing dishes at Quarry Heights Panama Canal Zone. They work for about $2 to $3 monthly plus meals and housing, while the chief earns $50 monthly and a single bed. The arrangement is described as peaceful, orderly, and respectful of Cuna customs.
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Robert Berrellez
Associated Press
Quarry Heights
Panama Canal Zone
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Cuna
San Blas
Panama
James D. Hunsaker
Pueblo
Colo
U.S
Canal Zone
Temistocles Arias
Boyle's Notebook Silver Threads Are Evident
HAL BOYLE notes the slow aging of 1967 and lists amusing signs of getting old. He mixes humor with social observations from the Canal Zone and American life, including habits, possessions, and attitudes that mark middle age and past eras.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Notre Dame Hospital Birth Announcement
A daughter named Rachel Louise was born to Mr and Mrs Armand La Verriere of 22 King Street Biddeford on December 14. The baby weighs five pounds six ounces.
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Notre Dame Hospital
Armand Laverriere
King St
Biddeford
Rachel Louise
William Mindh
Fortunes Rocks
Brian Keith
Cornelius Allen
Cape Porpoise
Christopher Seth
Noel Gregory
Richard Michaud
St. Mary's St
Lisa Anne
Robert Grondin
Summit St
Peter
Kansas Widow Harvests State's Lone Cotton Crop
In Bolton Kansas Mrs Sallie Gullick a 68 year old widow reports she harvested and sold the only cotton grown in Kansas this year Her 4500 pound 17 acre crop suffered from heavy rain and lack of farming equipment yet she remains optimistic about planting and tending crops again. The item then shifts to other local notices and births in Biddeford Maine and surrounding areas.
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Bolton, Kan
Sallie Gullick
Kansas
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