Dear Abby Apron Fuse Sparks Thanksgiving Clash
A reader asks who was right when her sister in law wore an apron during a sit down Thanksgiving dinner. Abby suggests a private nudge rather than removal and notes underlying tensions in the family. Another letter concerns confronting a muttering neighbor with obscene language around children and recommends reporting to police. A third reflects on resilience after a mother's death during a show business career and stresses continuing work. A final note advises teens to wait for real dating.
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One Girl Lone Survivor Of Maine Family
Police identified five people killed in a Route 4 two car collision near Northwood Center New Hampshire. Victims included Robert Page 26 and Roberta Page 31 of Etna Maine and their children Michael Frost nine Jack Frost eight and Pamela Hurd fifteen of Dexter Maine. Cynthia Frost twelve daughter of Mrs Page remained at Concord Hospital with a fractured skull and other injuries. Three Northwood Center youths were treated with varying injuries.
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Today In History January 24 1967 Overview
Facts cover landmark events anchored to January 24 across years. The entry notes Baden-Powell organizing the first Boy Scout troops in England in 1908, California gold discovery in 1848, the Maine voyage in 1898, Petrograd’s 1924 renaming to Leningrad, McArthur’s Philippines camp liberation disclosure in 1945, Franco’s 1946 democracy remark, West Germany NATO pick in 1957, and Kennedy’s 1962 AFL CIO-NY construction industry dispute stance.
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Theater operator acquitted in obscenity case in Greenfield
Robert Zerinski of Winchendon faced charges in Franklin Superior Court over possessing and exhibiting an obscene motion picture. A Harvard professor testified the film was tame. In Fall River, Francis J. Carreiro, 63, a lawyer and Portuguese consul since 1963, died unexpectedly. He lived in Somerset after serving in multiple town offices and the Industrial Accident Board. Magdalena New Mexico is named for the white rock profile of Mary Magdalene noted as a landmark.
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Johnson proposes budget amid 25 hour work week talk
A report notes a 25 hour work week proposal within a contract. It recalls President Johnson last year sending Congress a record budget totaling 112,847 billion dollars.
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York Pa Streets Piled With Rotting Refuse
York officials face a garbage strike as 50 sanitation workers walk off over pay. Piles fill Continental Square and many streets, raising health and fire concerns. Mayor Snyder cites law and budget limits while residents vent frustration.
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Wells Grange to Present 25 Year Members at Sanford Road Hall
Wells Grange meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. on Sanford Road to present Wells Silver certificates for 25 years of membership. inspection will occur and first and second degrees will be worked. Also notes Bible study and choir rehearsals at local churches and youth fellowship events. a tangelo definition is given.
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Heaviest NYC snowfall record set in 1947 storm
The World Almanac notes the Dec 26 27 1947 blizzard dumped 26.4 inches, shutting shops and halting city life. It surpassed the 1888 blizzard by 5.4 inches, marking the heaviest snowfall in New York history.
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Women’s World: Journey Through Life And Love
Dear Mrs Lawrence advises a reader who raised three sons alone and now seeks a husband. The columnist urges self knowledge, resilience, and reassures that deciding again is not the problem, but the reader’s view of her past.
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