Ann Landers Advice Columns and Reader Dilemmas
A collage of reader questions to Ann Landers covers manners snooping by a reporter, a grizzly hide issue and a call for dermatologist help. The column suggests professional ethics, personal grooming, and offering a Teen age Smoking booklet with a stamped return envelope.
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Ann Landers
Serious Toy Safety Testing Shapes Kid’s Play
A New York panel tests toys for amusement value mental development and safety in a Midtown lab. Experts rate about 400 toys yearly and discard those failing edges surfaces size or weight standards.
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Emma Ad
University and Council
Council
Midtown Manhattan
Sheehy
Dr. Sheehy
Melvin Freud
Mary Moffet
Queens College
Philip Lewes
Chicago
Alma David
University of Miami
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White Plains
N.Y
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New York University
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Newark Councilman to ban unclothed store mannequins
Newark New Jersey councilman Frank Addonizio announced a campaign to improve morals by drafting an ordinance to outlaw undressed female store window mannequins. He said boys aged 11 to 14 are especially impressionable and cited dressed plaster figures as a preferred alternative.
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Visiting etiquette and teen dating questions
A Vivian Brown UP Newsfeatures column offers practical answers on weekend visits to a boyfriend's home, chores at a friend's seaside stay, giving gifts to hosts, and handling dating after a past summer encounter. It advises parental talks, clear host expectations, thoughtful gifts, and prior talking with involved friends.
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Chicago
Advertisers Invest Billions in Newspapers and Auto Repairs
The U S Department of Commerce reports Americans spent about six billion dollars last year repairing autos and appliances and buying new products. Advertisers spent over three billion dollars on daily newspaper ads.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
United States
Religious book sales rise in 1958 with heavy ad spend
In 1958 the sale of religious books increased by 18 percent as publishers intensified advertising spending. Book advertisers invested over 9 million dollars daily in newspaper ads to boost sales.
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