Ann Landers Advice Column Highlights 1964
In this 1964 column, Ann Landers counsels on handling a teen rumor about an abortion, confronting those involved, and seeking forgiveness. She advises an honest talk with the girl and her parents, plus a confession to others told the rumor.
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Prince Andrew Enters Coeducational Royal School
Four year old Prince Andrew begins a coed schooling at Buckingham Palace joining classmates Katie Seymour Victoria Butler James Steel and Justine Beaumont. Royal governess Catherine Peebles teaches the diverse pupil group as Princess Anne and Charles attend boys only schools. Prince Edward turns two months old May 1.
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Frederick O'Neal Elected President of Actors Equity
Frederick O'Neal aged 58, a character actor, was elected president of Actors Equity Association in New York. The union represents about 11 000 stage performers and he is the first Negro to hold the post.
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Ex Nazi Presence in East German Government Sparks Debate
Columnist argues about about 300 former Nazis holding top posts in East Germany under Ulbricht. He cites ministers Hans Bentzien Hans Reichler and Heinz Merkel with Nazi links and notes two officials were Old Guard members. He contrasts East and West German prosecutions and calls for accountability.
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Two Women Start Experimental Bike Taxi Service in London
Two young women launch mopeds as two wheel taxis aimed at businessmen in London. Jenny Redgrave and Beryl Swan say they can beat traffic and costs, while cab drivers' secretary Dennis Olive vows strong objections if they operate for hire.
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Beryl Swan
Dennis Olive
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