Dear Abby and Dear Realist Advice Letters Echo Questions
A collage of Dear Abby questions on trust with a teen seeking second chances and a wife prompting guidance about a husband who sleeps alone. Debates about marriage faults, pre marriage warning signs, and personal growth appear as brief reader exchanges.
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Abby
Women’s World Attitudes Are End Results Of Special Efforts
Ruth Millett argues that lasting companionship, sociable friends, and respected family relations come from deliberate effort. The columnist notes that women who cultivate conversations beyond domestic life appear more engaged and well informed, influencing how others view them.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Today in History highlights milestones for January 6
On this date in 1927, 600 U S Marines and several war vessels were sent to Nicaragua to protect American interests. Other notes include Joan of Arc born in 1412, Roosevelt died in 1919, and major policy events in 1936 1941 and beyond.
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Nicaragua
Joan of Arc
Teodore Roosevelt
Congress
Spain
Roosevelt
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
John Costello
Republic of Ireland
Kennedy
Ohio
Hanoi
Foundation Grants Spread Across Independent Colleges
The Sloan Foundation awarded 7.5 million dollars in grants to twenty independent colleges to strengthen science teaching for liberal arts students. The Museum of Fine Arts seeks 13.4 million dollars in donations by 1970 for its 100th birthday celebration. The Virginia Board of Community Colleges proposes a two year college system across 22 regions by 1971. Megalopolitan pressures reach Vermont as the Vermont Central Planning Office hosts a conference on regional growth along the east coast and Vermont’s small population remains one of the lowest in the nation.
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Associated Press New York
Sloan Foundation
Foundation
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Area School Weekly Lunch Menu Highlights
Daily offerings list meals for multiple schools including Owen Fried Lunch, St. Andre's, St. Louis High, Saco Public, Thornton Academy, Old Orchard Beach, and Cousens School. Items feature varied proteins such as hamburgers, beef stew, turkey, tuna, baked beans, fish sticks, and salads with sides like potatoes, vegetables, bread, fruit, pudding, Jello, and milk.
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Hamburg
St. Andre's School
St. Louis High School
Saco Public
Thornton Academy
Old Orchard Beach
Cousens School
Kennebunk
Local residents on vacation and ambulance call reported
Stanley Zaleski, employed in Hartford, Conn., vacationing with his wife at their Lower Village home. Mrs Adelaide Leach of Kennebunkport is on a week’s vacation as house mother of Leech Nursing Home. Kennebunk-Side Department ambulance responded to take Mrs William Nedeau of Sea Road to Webber Hospital in Biddeford after 11 a.m. Thursday.
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Stanley Zaleski
Hartford
Market employee shot during attempted holdup in Lawrence
Augustine Rapisardi 43 was shot in the leg after he threw a chair at two masked youths during a holdup attempt at a Lawrence store. The intruders fled with an undetermined amount of money while a bystander, Sebastiano Catalano 71, was knocked down. Rapisardi was reported in good condition.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Mass
Augustine S. Rapisardi
Rapisardi
Sebastiano Catalano
Marriage Intention Filings in Biddeford and Saco
Marriage intentions filed with Biddeford and Saco city clerks list couples including Richard Boissoneault and Claire Fecteau at Biddeford and Saco addresses. Also noted are Roger Dubreuil with Marsha Givens, both in Biddeford, and Arthur Carter with Judith Cole from nearby towns.
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Biddeford
Richard Gerard Boissoneault
Hillside Ave
Claire Lorraine Fecteau
Beach St
Saco
Roger J. Dubreuil
Prospect St
Marsha J. Givens
Richard Gerard Boissonneault
Arthur John Carter
Norfolk
Mass
Judith Ann Cole
Ferry Road
Social Security earnings rules and benefits explained
In clear Q and A style, the piece explains how Social Security benefits are based on average earnings since 1951, not total or pre 1951 earnings. It covers how higher later earnings raise benefits, the $3,000 cap pre 1951, and checks to compare 1951 and 1937 calculations. It also discusses optimal timing, unemployment insurance considerations, and dependent eligibility rules.
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Social Security
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Mr. C
Beneft
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Two Patients Share World at Pacific State Hospital Bond
In a Pacific State Hospital ward in Pomona two men Lennie 28 and Ricky 33 with IQs in the 30s form an unusual, close companionship. Ricky, blind, relies on Lennie who sees and leads. Lennie guards Ricky, shares meals and gifts, and both find comfort in daily chats and mutual affection.
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Los Angeles
Lennie
Ricky
Pacific State Hospital
Pomona
Lennis
Lenne
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