Dear Abby column prompts readers on mothers-in-law and sick husbands
Dear Abby urges readers to remember mothers-in-law with cards or flowers before it is too late. A caller shares regret over not supporting a mother-in-law and vows better behavior, while another writer seeks advice on persuading a husband in his sixties to seek medical help for illness. Abby provides guidance on gradual, discreet medical discussion and notes common patterns of illness.
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Abby Van Buren the fastest rising columnist of the era
Abby Van Buren known as Dear Abby rose from an advice column in the San Francisco Chronicle to national fame via McNaught Syndicate and TIME magazine. She writes with humor and firmness, drawing on clergy lawyers and psychiatrists, and her work spans books, radio, and lectures while guiding teenagers and adults alike.
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Young Republicans elect Arkansas officers at Little Rock meeting
The Associated Press reports Robert Faulkner of Fayetteville was elected chairman of Arkansas Young Republican clubs at a Saturday gathering in Little Rock. Eugene Holman Jr of De Queen became national committeeman, Robert Hightower of Clarksville was named state co chair, and Marion Cooper of Little Rock was chosen college chairman.
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Negro ejected from gallery during civil rights debate
Washington AP report says a Black spectator rose to denounce the Senate's civil rights handling and was escorted from the visitors gallery. Kenneth Washington, 26, of Passaic NJ, was taken to DC General Hospital for mental observation after brief questioning by Capt James Powell. Senator Kuchel claimed a political win over the Martin Jury trial amendment.
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Easley to Take ver New Post
Dr. Edgar J. Easley of Little Rock will be installed this week as president of the Association of State and Territorial Directors of Local Health Services. The two year term begins at the biennial meeting in San Francisco with 50 members attending.
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Building Project in Little Rock Unveiled by TWayle Properties
TWayle Properties plans a 15 million dollar development in Southwest Little Rock featuring a motel shopping center a six story fire building 150 apartments and 485 homes located about two miles from downtown at the corner of Geyer Springs Road and Interstate 30. The project is slated to begin within 20 days.
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Arkansan Spooks at Institute
Louis Levine, director of the United States Employment Service in Washington, will address the Arkansas Institute on Manpower Requirements in Little Rock. More than 150 educators, businessmen, government and labor officials are expected to attend the two day meeting to help schools develop curricula and guidance programs to meet manpower requirements.
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Beckwith Seeks Conviction Set Aside Before Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Paul Louis Beckwith's bid to overturn his 1954 murder conviction for the Brinkley killing of Sue Ellen Fuller. The case began with the slaying in 1954, Beckwith among 40 suspects released when Willingham confessed, a confession later rejected. Beckwith was later charged again in Desha County with burglary. The court took the matter under advisement, with a ruling possible next week.
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Beckwith Case Highlighted by Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court heard arguments over a long detainment and delayed trial of Beckwith. His extradition from Missouri to Arkansas in 1962 followed a Missouri conviction for burglary. His counsel argued the state violated procedural rules by delaying trial beyond two court terms and by using information charging instead of grand jury indictment.
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Arkansas Supreme Court asked to reverse Rush life term
Frederick L. Rush of Fort Smith seeks reversal of his conviction and life sentence for killing his foster father Paul Rush. Attorney Hugh Hardin argues points including venue change, juror challenges, mistrial over lie detector claim, admission of a .44 pistol, and new trial due to newly discovered evidence. Assistant AG Patterson and Ly man Mikel counter the petition.
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Carlists Hold Montejurra Rally Without Leading Lady
In Montejurra Spain the Carlists gathered for their annual rally without their leading lady Princess Irene of the Netherlands. Franco reportedly urged Prince Carlos of Bourbon Parma and Irene to stay away. The couple remained in Madrid sending messages. Carlists predicted eventual success and Ingo said she would attend next year. About 100000 participants attended the pilgrimage to the mountaintop shrine.
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