Ann Landers Advice Columns Stir Controversy
Readers complain about aging sexual peaks and blunt statements in a 1972 Ann Landers column. The exchange covers a teen’s jokes on potency, a Wisconsin mother suspecting shoplifting, a church scandal warning, and stern guidance on confronting misconduct.
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Mother charged in killings of two infant daughters
In Cleveland Ohio Nan Mullan 24 is charged with two counts of first degree murder in the strangulation of her two infant daughters ages 2 and 4 months. Police say she reported the deaths after phone calls.
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Plans Under Way For New Managua
Experts from the United States began a study of the feasibility of rebuilding earthquake shattered Managua on its present site. Geologists and seismologists from the U S arrived as Mexican and Venezuelan specialists reported preliminary findings.
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Nixon Reportedly Profit From Florida Land Sale
Miami attorney for President Nixon questioned a Miami Herald report that Nixon earned about 100000 dollars from selling two canal front lots near his Florida home. The sale price was cited as 150000 dollars with original costs of 30000 and 23100. No White House comment was available.
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Bebe’” Rebozo
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CBS Strike Ends As Technicians Accept Contract
The CBS strike ends as technicians vote 561 to 509 to accept a three year contract and return to work. The pact reportedly raises wages 5.5 percent annually and settles jurisdiction over automation and new technologies. Picket lines in New York and six other cities were dismantled after the vote.
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Frank Stanton
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Banks in Twin Cities raise prime rate to six percent
Four Minneapolis banks and one in St. Paul boost their prime lending rate from 5 percent to 6 percent aligning with major national banks. First National Midland Marquette and National City announced Tuesday with Northwestern National in Minneapolis and American National in St. Paul implementing changes this week.
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