Mary Haworth’s Mail Habitually Quarrelsome Husband
A wife asks how to handle a humiliating quarrelsome marriage with a paranoid husband. A columnist urges immediate family counseling, notes the husband’s anxiety disorder, and suggests psychiatric help and local family services while advising the wife to seek support through the column.
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Mary Haworth
Europe
Haworth
Lake Bugbee’s Unusual Second Childhood Sighting
Buffalo Wyoming AP reports rancher Lake Bugbee is experiencing a peculiar second childhood as friends notice new hair sprouts on his bald scalp and a new tooth emerging from his lower gum. The article notes these surprising changes as Bugbee, previously bald, undergoes unexpected physical developments.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Lake Bugbee
Wyoming
Bugbee
Defense Department maintains $100 million inventory and more
The Air Craft Industries Assn reports the Pentagon holds an inventory of aircraft missiles ships tanks and thousands of other items valued at over 100 billion dollars. Maintenance costs run about seven billion annually about 20 million daily with 800000 military and civilian personnel involved. One in seven service members and one in five civilians are maintenance technicians.
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Washington
Aircraft Industries Assn
Defense Department
Department
Luther Burbank Develops Spineless Cactus For Food
Luther Burbank created a spineless cactus that proved a useful food source for both people and livestock, offering a new agricultural option.
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Luther Burbank
BBC Drops Dinner Jacket Rule For Night Programs
London AP report says the BBC will allow announcers to wear business suits instead of dinner jackets on night broadcasts. Style expert John Taylor condemns the move as bad manners and retrograde. A BBC spokesman says the change reflects moving with the times and a new informal dinner jacket adopted by announcers.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
John Taylor
Tailor and Cutter
BBC
Times
Columbia physicists perfect clock varying only one second in 300 years
Columbia University physicists unveil an atomic clock with extreme stability, projecting a drift of just one second over 300 years. The development promises breakthroughs in precision timekeeping and fundamental physics research.
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Columbia University
Births in Archdale Sparta and Greensboron Areas
Cathy Lee Gray born July 29 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Darrell Gray of Archdale with mother Margaret Swann of Trinity. Tamara Jo Williams born July 27 to Mr and Mrs Jerry Williams Route 5, mother Virginia Goodman of Sparta. Sharon Denise Shelley born July 27 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John W Shelley of 228 Stratford Rd, mother Betty Price of Greensboro.
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Darrell Gray
Archdale
Cathy Lee
High Point Memorial Hospital
Gray
Margaret Swann
Trinity
Jerry Williams
Route 5
Tamara Jo
Williams
Virginia Goodman
Sparta
John W. Shelley
Stratford Rd
Sharon Denise
Shelley
Betty Price
Greensboro
Runaway Burbank Girl Sought by Mother Over Dish Washer Promise
In Burbank California yesterday Mrs. Sally Summerford asked help to locate her missing 12 year old daughter Bette Ann Summerford who left home Friday after an argument about washing dishes. The mother offered she would buy a dishwasher if the girl returns.
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Burbank
Calif
Bette Ann Summerford
Sally Summerford
Bette Ann
Davises welcome Randy Lee born at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs Delmar Davis of 125 Fowler Street announce the birth of a son, Randy Lee, on July 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Delmar Davis
Fowler St
Randy Lee
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dorsett Couple Welcome Son Gerald Dwayne
Mr and Mrs William J Dorsett of Archdale announce the birth of a son Gerald Dwayne on July 28 in Archdale North Carolina.
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Gerald Dwayne Dorsett
Pfc. and Mrs Parks Welcomed Daughter Janice Kay
Pfc. Kenneth E. Parks and his wife announce the birth of their daughter Janice Kay on July 27 at City Memorial Hospital in Thom asville. The mother, Jane Stinson of High Point, is the child’s mother and Pfc. Parks is stationed in Germany.
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Pfc
Kenneth E. Parks
Route 5
Janice Kay
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Jane Stinson
High Point
Parks
Germany
1958 Marks Lowest U.S. Marriages in Two Decades
Estimates indicate the year 1958 will see the fewest marriages in the United States in twenty years. The decline is noted by demographers seeking to explain shifting social patterns and economic pressures.
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United States
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