Ann Landers Advice Columns Highlight Family Issues
Readers search for guidance on family matters. A mother objects to a husband turning their sons into tattletales for a dollar, another letter asks about engagement fears and marital stress, and a third defends keeping a child. Ann Landers advises against spying and urges honest self reporting.
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Typhoid Outbreak Traced to Corned Beef in Aberdeen
Aberdeen reports 299 hospitalizations with 160 confirmed cases and 49 suspects as typhoid control narrows. Navy suspects hospitalized in Glasgow were found to have gastroenteritis, and authorities expect the outbreak to end soon as schools remain closed and social life is restricted.
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Glasgow
Admiralty
Aberdeen
Ian MacQueen
Wilson Holds Extended Talks With Gromyko in Moscow
Harold Wilson leader of the British Labour party held a lengthy conference with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Moscow. Wilson, slated to become Britain’s prime minister if Labour wins the fall elections, arrived Sunday night for a four day visit.
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Moscow
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Andrei Gromyko
Wilson
Britain
Labor
How the handshake originated and light year questions
A 1964 note explains handshake origins as a sign of peaceful intent after eras of carrying weapons. It adds a Q&A on light years, defining a light year as distance light travels in one year and noting some stars lie over a thousand million light years away.
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Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Record Crowd Attends Golden Age Dinner in Mabel
A record crowd attended the Golden Age dinner sponsored by the Mabel Business Association in Mabel Minnesota. The event invited anyone 80 or within six months of 80 and this year included 20 men and 19 who were 80 or older. Otto Evenson age 94 last January was the oldest man and Mrs. Marie Evenson age 90 was the oldest woman.
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Mabel, Minn
Mabel Business Association
Otto Evenson
Marie Evefson
Tito Leaves Belgrade for Finland Visit
President Tito and his wife Jovanka depart Belgrade for a six day trip to Finland. The AP reported the leaders will meet Finnish officials and discuss bilateral ties during the visit.
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Finland
Belgrade
Jovanka
McClellan Leaves Hospital After Health Flareup
Senator John L. McClellan aged 68 was hospitalized over the weekend in Maryville Tennessee with a flareup of a chronic condition and was released from Blount Memorial Hospital to return to Washington today an aide said the Arkansas Democrat was hospitalized briefly but now leaves hospital.
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Maryville
Recital Slated By Whitehall Piano Students
Piano students of Mrs. Nepe rud will present a recital at 8 p m Tuesday June 2 in the chorus room at Memorial School in Whitehall Wisconsin.
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Whitehall
Wis
Robert Neperud
Memorial School
Kennedy disavows two state delegate slates for VP nomination
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy disavowed two slates of delegates pledged to him for the Democratic National Convention. He urged that delegates await President Johnson's guidance before choosing a running mate and reaffirmed support for Johnson's program. A separate note mentions Pico Duarte as the West Indies' highest peak at 10,417 feet in Santo Domingo.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
Edward N. Costikyan
New York County
Manhattan
West Indies
Pico Duarte
Santo Domingo
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