Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Summary
Readers share coping lines for fear after cancer surgery and recount a funeral scene with a drunk brother. Ann Landers cautions about judging others, notes helpers versus detractors, and advises a wife about custody and dogs amid a divorce. The column emphasizes support, realism, and practical steps.
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World Almanac Facts Describes Indus Valley Cities
The World Almanac notes Mohenjo Daro and Harappa as evidence of a 6000 year old desert region civilization. It highlights urban centers with thousands of inhabitants, complex government, irrigation and drainage, and well planned streets.
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Coed Wins Degree From Marymount College
Mary Ellen Funk daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert P Funk Jr 1408 King Sr received a bachelor of arts degree from Marymount College Tarrytown New York She is a graduate of Aquinas High School and majored in English.
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Bears in Zoos Call for Safer Design and Open Pens
Uncle Ray notes bears captivate zoo visitors but historic cage designs posed danger when bars were close. A Chicago incident saw a keeper intervene to save a boy, while another zoo tragedy involved a polar bear cage climber who died. Modern openfront pens reduce risk and improve viewing.
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Limberg Earns Business Admin Degree at CSU
Don ald H. Limberg of 732 Liberty St La Crosse has received a bachelor's degree in business administration from Colorado State University with distinction in Fort Collins Colorado.
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Spain Pavilion for St Louis stored after World Fair exhibit
Mayor Alfonso Cervantes announced the Spanish Pavilion pieces from the New York World’s Fair are gathered in three warehouses in St Louis. The stock includes 364000 Flemish pine ceiling blocks eight inches long five miles of lighting fixtures and about 150 tons of ceramic tile. City plans to rebuild the Pavilion downtown within two years.
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