Personal attentions can harm a business, says Ann Landers
A letter from Alma describes a carpet business dispute after a drunk installation and a demand that the brother handle home calls. Ann Landers advises Vernon stay in the shop and the brother handle installations. A second letter from V B C praises a sharp remark about a husband in traffic. A third warns mothers to lock away medicines after two children milked hospital pumps.
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Ann Landers
Vernon
Alma
Cuyahoga Falls
C. F
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Rockefeller Heads to Brazil on Latin America Trip
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller departs from Kennedy Airport for a nine hour nonstop flight to Brasilia in a mission already plagued by protests and violence. Demonstrations in Brazil and Uruguay threaten the visit as his Latin American tour continues amid criticism and security concerns.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Latin America
Kennedy
Brasilia
Brazil
Uruguay
Rockefeller
Nixon
Mexico City
Peru
Venezuela
Chile
Bolivia
United States
Iz «E
Rio de Janeiro
U.S. Information Agency
Rio
Sao Paulo
Paraguay
Minneapolis Girl Governs Session at Minnesota Girls State
Regina Hicks was sworn in as governor of the 23rd Minnesota Girls State session by Justice Robert Sheran. Randi Ridell of Westbrook was elected lieutenant governor as 487 girls from all 87 counties attend the annual event sponsored by the Minnesota American Legion Auxiliary.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Regina Hicks
Robert Sheran
State Supreme Court
Randi Ridell
Westbrook
Minnesota American Legion Auxiliary
Iceland Moss Bread Made From Lichen By Icelanders
Icelanders transform Iceland moss into bread as a traditional food practice. The preparation highlights local use of lichen in regional cuisine and reflects cultural adaptation to available resources.
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Iceland
Australian Captain's Collision Version Supported by Board
Three American officers endorsed an Australian captain's account of the June 3 collision between the USS Frank E. Evans and HMAS Melbourne off Vietnam. Testimony aligned on a 220 degree base course, conflicting with Lt. Hopson's 185 degree claim. The Evans was cut in half, 74 crewmen died, and a message warning of collision was reportedly heard by Capt. Stevenson.
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John Nance
Subic Bay
Philippines
Melbourne
John C. Stevenson
J.g
James A. Hopson
Richard E. Newby
U.S
Kyes
Stevenson
Hopson
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Vietnam
Evans
Newby
Collapse at Segovia restaurant kills 33 workers
In Segovia Spain a newly opened mountain resort restaurant collapsed during a convention, trapping hundreds of supermarket workers and families. Police detained four men including the housing development director and the building’s architect foreman and contractor as investigators examine two brick pillars failing under the weight. Governor Adolfo Suarez and the region’s military head led the probe.
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Segovia
Spain
Adolfo Suarez
8Th Military Region
Law degree at 49 for Los Angeles businessman
Bernard Tohl, a restaurant and real estate owner with a wife and three sons, earned a law degree at age 49. He graduated as valedictorian of the University of San Fernando College of Law, saying business life requires less reliance on attorneys.
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Los Angeles
Bernard Tohl
University of San Fernando College of Law
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Dutch Holland
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South Avenue
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