Ann Landers Advice Column Questions and Answers
A reader asks about a widow raising her sister's infant and potential remarriage, another seeks guidance after a breakup, and a teen considers replying to her father. Ann Landers advises on courtship timing, patience, and open communication while addressing family feelings and support.
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First Western Banks Climbs in Savings Rank
First Western Savings & Loan Association, based at 118 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, jumped 113 places to 246th among the 300 largest US savings and loan associations as of June 30, 1962, from 359th a year earlier. Its total savings reached 56,859,631 dollars, up from 33,210,000 a year prior, with three regional offices in Henderson, North Las Vegas, and Paradise Valley.
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Burma Bans Supernatural Films Harming Local Industry
Rangoon observers report a government edict banning movies about witches ghosts and spirits has unsettled Burma's film industry. Intellectuals warn the move may erase folklore and cultural education while the junta seeks a modern space age outlook.
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Upi
Hollywood
United States
Burma
Anti-Graft Law For Arabians
A radio broadcast from Amman reports Saudi Arabia's King Saud issued an anti-graft law. It empowers the ministers' council to examine income and possessions of all employees.
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Jordan
UPI
Mecca
Kink Saud
Saudi Arabia
Ministers’ Council
Alberca Town Appears in Valley of the Swords
All 2900 residents of Alberca participate in Sidney Pink and Warner Bros production Valley of the Swords set in Moorish Spain. The town provides residents and livestock including horses pigs donkeys cows and goats for the film.
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Chemical Makes Garden Plants Resist Drought
A new chemical 8-hydroxyquinoline sulphate reportedly helps garden plants withstand drought. Connecticut researchers Stoddard and Miller found strawberry roots treated with the chemical wilt more slowly, lose less water, and survive longer than controls. Other tests with tobacco and nasturtiums showed similar effects, suggesting stomatal closure reduces transpiration.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
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P. M. Miller
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Shoplifters Cache Fills All Pockets
Washington police detain a woman at a southwestern grocery store on suspicion of shoplifting. Officers found frankfurters two pounds, two cold cut packages, vaseline blouses denture adhesive cream deodorant spray head ache tablets shave cream thread cologne and other items totaling 36.95 with groceries also purchased. She was charged with grand larceny noted in the FBI enforcement bulletin.
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Ant
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Nevada service members and families noted in Army and Navy training updates
Nevada residents in the Armed Forces are featured with Pvt. Joseph Dworniczak Jr. earning paratrooper wings at Fort Benning after basic at Fort Ord and missile work for General Dynamics. Pvt. James H. Smith completes eight weeks of military police training at Fort Gordon. Midshipman George H. Petitjean trains aboard USS Noa at Mayport. James M. Lowry earns chief warrant officer at Ent Air Force Base.
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Joseph Dworniczak Jr
S. Ninth St
Las Vegas
Infantry School
Fort Benning
Dworniczak
Fort Ord
Calif
St. Augustine High School
San Diego
General Dynamics Astronautics
James H. Smith
Nancy
Broadway NE
Albuquerque
N.M
Provost Marshal General School
Fort Gordon
Mayport
Fla
George H. R. Petitjean
Henri E. Petitjean
South Gillespie
Noa
Fila
James M. Lowry
Tracie A. Cozime
Lewis St
Headquarters
Army Air Defense Command
Ent Air Force Base
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lowry
North Kansas City
Mary
Belfield Native Arrives for Duty in Pacific Air Forces
Captain Gordon K. Hancock of Belfield NC arrives in Misawa Japan to serve with a Pacific Air Forces unit. He is an F-100 pilot, son of John Hancock, and a Graceland College alum. He and his wife Florence Kemp Hancock of Las Vegas have one child.
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Pacific Air Forces
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Graceland College
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Towa
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Linden
Las Vegas
Overton Youth On Honor Roll Dean’s Honor List
Val D. Smith of Overton is named to the Dean's Honor Roll for the 1962 summer session at Southwestern State College. The honor requires a high scholastic rating in all enrolled courses.
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Overton
Southwestern
Oklahoma) State College
Robbins Named Air Force Flight Safety Director at Norton AFB
New General Jay T. Robbins age 42 of Coolidge Texas was promoted to Brigadier General and appointed director of flight safety for the US Air Force. He will assume the Pentagon level assignment at Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino California.
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Tex
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Norton Air Force Base
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