Dear Abby readers seek youngest great grandmother record
Dear Abby column prints readers asking for the age of the youngest great grandmother and advice on holiday plans with elderly mothers. The letters discuss family duties and pet snakes as a boy asks for a rosy boa with caution from the columnist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Dorothy Sin
Loan to Poteau River Watershed Improvement District
The Farmers Home Administration announced a 50000 loan to the Poteau River Watershed Improvement District in eastern Oklahoma and western Arkansas. The project funds 1 flood retarding structure and 10.13 miles of channel work with a total cost of 4584000, of which Soil Conservation Service covers 4033000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Farmers Home Administration
Poteau River
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Federal Soil Conservation Service
Negroes to End Selma Campaign in Last Day of Registration
In Selma Alabama civil rights activists push to maximize Black voter registrations as a 2 day literacy test window ends today. State troopers standby while U S marshals enforce a court injunction limiting line numbers and arrests continued for those refusing to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Thomas Selma
Ala
Ascia
Board of Registrars
Monay
Martin Luther King Jr
Selma
U.S
U.S. Dist
Daniel H. Thomas
Rely on Tax Cuts to Aid Economy
AP analysis reports President Johnson and advisers favor a tax cut led fiscal approach to stimulate growth, with deficits possible and spending triggered by unemployment. Midyear tests planned as momentum from a peacetime upswing may fade by summer amid signs of overheating and international balance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
Cherry Crisscross Pie Recipe and Tips
A cherry pie guide explains using quick cooking tapioca to balance filling thickness. It provides a lattice crust method and a full recipe with cherries, almond extract, sugar, butter, salt, and pastry details for a 9 inch pie baked at 425 for about 50 minutes.
Plays a Little Game With the Bank Every Month But the Bank Usually Wins Out
New York AP report describes a man who taunts banks over their error catching, noting they have many machines and he has ten fingers. He laments the odds, saying the bank wins more often in their ongoing "game."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
FCC Accused of Intruding in Religion
A FCC commissioner at a national religious broadcasters convention accused the commission of unconstitutional intrusion by requiring broadcasters to include religious programs. He said past decisions show the agency has made religion a required element of broadcasting and exerts official influence in such programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC Today
Lee Loevinger
FCC
Loevinger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Mamma
Southwick
Mass
Garden of Eden
Los Angeles
Calif
Beverly Hills
California
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Armour Star
del Monte
Bae
Bac Woiners
del Monte Sauerkraut
del Monte Prune Juice
Bottie
Ralph Montgomery
Hope, ,Ark
Negroes
Selma Cempaian
By Joy Stilley
NEA
The
Bog US
Pat
Moore Bros
Tal
Pure Pork
Fryers
Melicious
Bologna
Borden