Dear Ann Landers letters on glasses and privacy
Ann Landers replies to readers suggesting not shaming glasses wearers, advising a reader to ignore gossip about a doctor's affair, and guiding a woman through keeping engagement gifts after divorce. The column emphasizes discretion, handling snide remarks, and asserting personal property rights.
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Tricia Nixon To Aid MacGregor Campaign
Miss Tricia Nixon arrives in St Paul to back Rep. Clark MacGregor in the Minnesota Senate race against Hubert Humphrey. She will tour St Marys Episcopal Church Senior Citizens Center and the Christ Child School for Exceptional Children, escorted by MacGregor.
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U.S. Senate
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Racketeer's Plea Rejected By High Court
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court, in a 7-2 vote, cleared the way for a six month jail term for Carlos Marcello after denying his bail appeal pending a new trial. Justice Black wrote a lengthy dissent joined by Justice Douglas.
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Supreme Court
Carlos Marcello
New Orleans
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Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Texas
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Collins
U.S
John V. Singleton
Houston
Singleton
Black
NASA Eyes Shared Docking With Soviet Spacecraft
NASA plans talks in Moscow with Soviet space officials to study rendezvous and docking of U S and Soviet spacecraft. Frutkin notes Skylab as a potential joint item, with discussions at Moscow on October 26 and 27. Evidence points to broader bilateral collaborations in satellite meteorology and space biology and medicine.
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U.S. Space Agency
Moscow
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
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NASA
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Earth
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Robert R. Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
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Konstanz
Germany
Senate Space Sciences Committee
Thomas O. Paine
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Soviet Union
Wisconsin Ready For Winter Electric Supply Adequate
Madison AP Wisconsin can expect to get through winter without major electric shortages, Padrutt chairman of the Public Service Commission said. A 12 percent reserve may cover demand until Twin Creeks atomic plant begins full production next month. The facility’s impact on Lake Michigan was addressed, with an agreement to allay environmental fears. Potential remains good through 1980 as utilities project future needs.
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Ex Spy Gordon Lonsdale Dies Near Moscow
Moscow AP reports ex spy Gordon Lonsdale, freed by Britain in 1964, died of a heart attack while mushrooming near Moscow. He was 46. Captured in 1961, he led a ring at Portland submarine base and was exchanged for British agent Greville Wynne amid Penkovsky’s 1963 execution.
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