Dear Abby column offers dating and marriage guidance
Abigail Van Buren addresses readers on teen dating, mother‑in‑law complications, and nightmares. The column offers practical advice for dateless pressure, Mamma's boy dynamics, and possible therapy, ending with instructions to request Abby’s booklet and personal replies.
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Johnson relies on banks and businessmen for deficit cuts
President Johnson urges moral suasion from banks and corporations to curb the U.S. deficit in international monetary dealings. He seeks restraint on foreign loans and investments, urging wage and price stability to keep exports competitive. Bank lending to foreigners rose sharply late in 1964, prompting calls for voluntary loan limits and a possible tax on such loans.
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Presidents Never Very Good Friends
Washington AP piece contrasts the uneasy relations among U S presidents and ex leaders. It notes Johnson hosting Eisenhower to discuss Viet Nam while Kennedy did similar visits and recalls the Roosevelt Hoover distance, then touches on tax policy and foreign borrowing amid low U S interest rates and corporate overseas investment incentives.
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Presidential friendships span Truman Hoover Eisenhower Kennedy
The article recalls how Truman and Hoover became allies after World War II while clashing over policy during Roosevelt and Eisenhower eras. It covers brief tensions, later reconciliations, and Kennedy consulting with Truman, Eisenhower, and Hoover during pivotal events from 1961 to 1962.
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Conway Indictments Against Local Attorney
Little Rock attorney Thorp Thomas, one of four indicted by the Conway County Grand Jury, posted a $1,000 bond Wednesday at the Pulaski County jail. The article notes political implications of indictments for both parties.
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Four men indicted in conspiracy to falsely arrest sheriff
Thomas and three others were indicted on conspiracy to have Conway County Sheriff Marlin Hawkins falsely arrested. Everett A. Ham Jr., an aide to Winthrop Rockefeller, and Marion B. Burton of North Little Rock posted bonds Monday. The fourth defendant is Dr. Charles Wells of Morrilton.
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