Dear Abby Sparks Contagious Advice Column Controversy
Reader letters describe hospital smoking slip by doctor and a husband who relapses after 45 pounds lost. Abby counsels on health, privacy, and relationship dynamics while sharing feedback on affection and communication in engagements.
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Student Leader Fatally Shot in Saigon University Courtyard
In Saigon, Le Khac Sinh Nhut, a pro-government student leader and newly named deputy chairman of the Saigon Student Union, was shot to death in a university courtyard. Two attackers fled after firing on bystanders, as radicals challenged the election that put moderates in control by one vote amid a prior fist fight.
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Experts Want Stronger Federal Pedestrian Safety Push
Washington AP experts warn the nation faces about 10 000 pedestrian deaths annually. A National Transportation Safety Board study finds DOT lacks a coordinating office or explicit programs for pedestrians. It cites minimal facilities on interstates and calls for heightened national pedestrian safety effort and protected age groups.
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Rebel Camp Under Attack in Mindanao Clash
Manila reports Gen. Manuel T. Yan heads to southern Philippines as government forces strike a Moslem rebel training camp in North Cotabato Mindanao. Documents from the Blackshirts indicate 88000 rebels trained with foreign support. violence escalates as sectarian clashes flare across the province.
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Tobacco Shops Close In Italy
Rome AP report says Italy shut down its 60,000 government tobacco shops, the sole legal cigarette outlets, by a 24- hour order. The action leaves smokers seeking illegal sources. Authorities said the closures aim to curb illicit sales and smuggling, prompting public frustration across major cities.
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Tobacconists Demand Price Cuts To Fight Black Market
Tobacco traders complain that government taxation is high and shops too numerous, arguing lower prices are needed to curb black market competition and attract customers.
Questions on U S Savings Bonds offer painless nest egg idea
A reader asks about building savings. The answer advocates a payroll savings plan into Series E bonds, noting tax deferral, 5 percent growth plus 1.4 percent at maturity, and state local tax exemptions. It explains extensions keep older E and H bonds earning interest and warns against cashing in old bonds to buy new ones.
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