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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
12
Dear Abby responds to two readers, one about a married socialite seeking advice and another about a neighbor’s wind chimes. The chimes annoy a bedroom listener. Abby advises polite diplomacy, then notes laws against disturbing the peace if the neighbor refuses to remove them.
Gaylene Snow of Burbank California starts training with Southern Pacific to become the nation s first female brakeman. The 27 year old computer operator says she will learn the railroad and hopes for advancement. She warns she may sue if blocked.
American Scene Dear Abby advises a retired worker to confront three young coworkers who owe him money. She suggests a direct talk about honoring debts to protect future credit, offering guidance and a personal response option via Abby Box 69700 in Los Angeles. The letter is dated in the classic advice column voice.
In Buffalo a single schoolteacher, described as 14 years younger than the child, adopted a child with judge approval after meeting through a social agency. The teacher declined to use her name. A zoo trip followed as part of the process with the child previously in care.
Francis Scott Key aligned his words with a popular English song often titled To An Acroan in Heaven, revealing a cross cultural fit between his verse and a well known melody. The note emphasizes the linkage between Key and the tune widely associated with his patriotic verse.
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