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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
10
Public observes talks on a new steel labor pact as questions arise about higher production costs, potential price increases, and job security measures. Buyers fear price shifts and a profit squeeze while unions push for safeguarded employment and broader labor protections amid mechanization.
A collage of Dear Abby letters covers family ties with in laws ex spouses bragging behavior driving spouses to protest, a husband’s bragging, parental gambling, housework duties, high school study commitment, snoring marriage strain, and a pregnant sister facing social pressure.
The snippet notes a Logan publication with historical roots in 1838, listing key staff such as publisher and editor. It includes pricing terms for subscriptions by carrier and mail, and mentions office location and Ohio zones for yearly rates.
A satirical column extols New York women as tall fairytale figures, praising their looks money and fidelity while lampooning European views. It lampoons city lore, claims dramatic attributes for Manhattan women, and ends with a hazy smoking den scene.
Crossword entries include clues for man’s nickname and various words like plants used in tannin and shelter for ship. Several entries appear duplicated or garbled with missing letters and spacing, hinting at a shuffled or partial puzzle page.
A reader asks if parents should require a marriage proposal from a fiancé before marrying their daughter. Abby endorses the young man yet advises the daughter to make him ask. Another letter from a worker describes a boss who pawns and pinches and makes suggestive remarks, and Abby recommends resigning to escape harassment.
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