Dear Abby Spirited Censure on Flag Duty and Infidelity
Readers share concerns about flag display and patriotism, a mate’s affair and recovery, and a small eater upset by waitresses pressuring meals. The letters reflect personal frustrations and requests for guidance on etiquette and relationships.
Station wagon crammed with children seen in Dayton
A Michigan-licensed station wagon crowded with children was spotted in Dayton on Monday. A crude rear sign claimed there were 12 occupants, with children of all ages and sizes inside.
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Small Eater Advice and Teen Telephone Bill Tip
A reader notes a habit of eating little and is advised to declare small portions to wait staff. A confidential tip suggests giving a teen their own phone bill to reinforce grown up status.
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Small
MR. S
Holstein Cattle Set New Production Records in Maine
Four registered Holstein cows in this area established new production records according to a report from the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Owners Gerard G. Cassette and Paul H Fournier of Saco and F. Carroll Kendrick of Biddeford are named, with the University of Maine mentioned in relation to the record.
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Gerard G. Cassette
Paul H Fournier
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F. Carroll Kendrick
Biddeford
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University of Maine
Holiday Traffic Death Total Tops Record
The four day Independence Day weekend traffic toll reached 556 deaths, a record for a four day period. The National Safety Council noted an estimate range of 550 to 650, with an average of about 100 fatalities per day for the year’s first five months.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Commutation Hearing Set For Bernard Drake
Augusta AP Gov Reed and the Executive Council will hold a hearing August 7 on the third petition for commutation or pardon of Bernard E Drake of Sumner convicted in 1958 of murdering his 10 year old son. Drake claims mental disease or defect under the Durham Rule enacted in 1961 to deny criminal responsibility.
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Augusta
Reed
Executive Council
Bernard E. Drake
Sumner
Drake
Durham
Holstein Records Weighing and Testing Oversight
A fragment notes supervision of weighing and testing Holstein cows as part of a nationwide herd testing program, indicating ongoing quality checks in dairy cattle records.
Dear Elinor column offers teen advice on cars and diaries
Readers seek guidance on teen driving rules and sister teasing. Elinor Williams counsels patience for the younger driver, suggests not revealing diary contents, and urges privacy and maturity in handling secrets with friends. Readers may request tips by sending stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Elinor Williams
Elinor
Miss Williams
Faye Emerson to Star in Hay Fever at Kennebunkport Playhouse
Faye Emerson will headline Noel Coward comedy Hay Fever at the Kennebunkport Playhouse the week of July 15, with Peter Pagan Mitchell Erickson and others in supporting roles. Emerson plans a European vacation after the run while Hal March stars in Come Blow Your Horn. Evening shows are 8 30 p.m. Monday through Saturday and matinees at 2 30 p.m. on Wednesday and Friday.
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Kennebunkport
Faye Emerson
Noel Coward
Playhouse
Miss Emerson
Peter Pagan
Miss Person
Mitchell Erickson
Kennebunkport Playhouse
Philip Cusack
Virginia Kieser
Stephen Bolster
Kip McArdle
Diana Spencer
Hay Feiver
National Theatre
London
Laurence Olivier
Hal March
Publishing Firm Withdraws Offer To Astronauts
Field Enterprises Educational Corp withdraws a $3.2 million contract bid to publish personal space flight stories for 16 astronauts after failing to reach an agreement with NASA. Bailey K. Howard labeled further negotiations futile following recent talks with NASA officials.
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Chicago
Field Enterprises Educational Corp. Corporation
Bailey K. Howard
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Howard
Space Administration
Space contract eyed for Gemini and Apollo moon missions
Field Enterprises Educational Corp proposed a nonprofit firm to pay astronauts 3.2 million over 10 years or until the first moon ending. The plan would cover rights to books, magazines, newspapers, television, radio and motion pictures for both Project Gemini and Project Apollo.
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Field Enterprises Educational Corp
City Manager Joseph Mitchell Resigns in Newburgh
Newburgh New York city manager Joseph Mitchell resigns after public welfare crackdown sparked national controversy. He will join the John Birch Society to perform organizational work on the Eastern Seaboard starting next fall.
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Newburgh
N.Y
Joseph Mitchell
John Birch Society
Mitchell
Seaboard
Examinations Open for Kennebunkport Post Office Jobs
The U S Civil Service Examiners announce exams for substitute clerk and substitute carrier at the Kennebunkport Post Office. Open to residents within delivery limits. minimum age 18. no maximum age. Obtain forms at Kennebunkport Post Office. apply to Executive Secretary, Portland Maine.
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Kennebunk
Post Office Board of
United States Civil Service Examiners Today
Kennebunkport Post Office
Board
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