Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Snapshot
A collage of questions and responses covers prom conflicts with a bowler boyfriend, budgeting in marriage, bridal shower gift notes, work etiquette about missing items, and teen drinking guidance. Ann Landers addresses social dilemmas with practical, concise guidance for readers.
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Argentine Army Triggers New Political Crisis Over Corruption Demands
In Buenos Aires the armed forces press for a cabinet purge to root out corruption. President Jose M. Guido reportedly rejects Interior Minister Rauch's report while Army Chief Ongania endorses the recommendations and calls for limited cabinet changes. Rauch colors differences as minimal and says no friction with the president.
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China and Russia Face Slim Hope for Sino-Soviet Talks
Western diplomats assess Peking's peace mission to Moscow as unlikely to resolve Sino-Soviet tensions. Teng Hsiao-ping and Peng Chen head the delegation, both critics of Khrushchev, with Chou En-Lai signaling possible conditions for talks slated to begin mid June.
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Machine Age Brings Problems In Haddonfield
In Haddonfield New Jersey residents faced a sidewalk machine ban issue until state action. Governor Hughes signed a law permitting such devices to operate on municipal sidewalks, resolving the conflict.
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Mandy Hill Announces Retirement From Beauty Contests
Mandy Hill, noted for winning 12 beauty contests, retires today to focus on education. The five year old competitor has repeatedly claimed titles in various contests and leaves the stage to pursue schooling.
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Haiti Faces New Threat of Invasion
Dominican President Juan Bosch warned that the Dominican Republic will invade Haiti if its embassy in Port au Prince is attacked or Haitian refugees there harmed. Haitian leader Francois Duvalier accused the U S of backing an imperialist campaign. Dominican troops remain along the border to ensure safety of refugees, with OAS involvement uncertain.
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Daw-Tenee Closing Range Reported By Dow Jones
Dow Jones report from New York notes the Daw-Tenee closing range with trading activity details and market movement. The brief cites market close levels and index shifts, reflecting early 20th century financial reporting style.
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Closing Stocks List Highlights Major U.S. Firms and Commodities
The list shows diverse names across industries including Alcoa, DuPont, Con Edison, General Electric, and Dow components alongside metals and chemicals. It notes percent holdings and market levels for several items, reflecting a broad snapshot of equity performance and commodity references in a standard closing stocks feature.
Cooper Prepares for 22 Orbit Mercury Flight
Astronaut J Gordon Cooper Jr. spent yesterday in the cramped Mercury capsule running through checks on instruments and controls. The 36 year old Air Force major will undertake a marathon space mission likely to cover 22 orbits and more than 109 landings, including China.
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Astronaut Alan Shepard to back up Cooper in space launch
NASA officials said Alan B Shepard Jr would take over controls if needed during the Cooper mission. The crew ran a full spacecraft simulation as weather forecasts indicated a fair day for launch between 9 am and 11:30 am Tuesday with recovery areas planned in the central Pacific and off Bermuda.
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Kennedy Pearson Begin Talks In Massachusetts To Heal Ties
President Kennedy welcomed Canadian Prime Minister Lester B Pearson at Otis Air Force Base Massachusetts for two days of talks aimed at improving relations and broader cooperation. Pearson said they would discuss matters of mutual interest in the context of world peace and better relations between peoples.
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