Ann Landers Gets Reader Questions On Homosexuality And Meat Loaf
The column features Ann Landers addressing a reader about homosexuality with opinions from Dr. Judd Marmar and others, noting varied professional views and social pressures. It also repeats a reader request for a meat loaf recipe, and includes Landers’ response with a reprint recipe and a note to send problems to The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
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Judd Marmor
University of Rharn Calfornia
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Decatur
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Omaha
Beverly Hills
Ann Landers
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Unblocking Play Sinks Dead Duck In Bridge Hand
In a North South bridge deal described by Oswald James Jacoby, South overcomes two club losses with an unusual unblocking sequence. South starts third trump, cashes diamonds and spades, then uses dummy’s queen to overtake, discards clubs, and defeats the contract. The theme highlights a six clubs bid concept and a later question about five no trumps.
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South
West
East
Freezing Aids Sandwich Preservation For Summer Lunches
Texas extension agent Jana Cobb explains that packing sandwiches frozen in individual bags reduces heat risk. Lettuce should be kept fresh in a separate bag for assembly. Thermos use for potato salad fruit salad soup or stew helps keep items cold or hot. Fruits and vegetables stay nutritious when kept cool during late summer picnics and back to school lunches.
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Texas
Jana Cobb
Lubbock
Vacation Tours Involving Women Reported In Marseille
In Marseille a man named Addad 44 arranged French vacation tours for women claiming support for Arab women’s liberation. He and his friend Miriam Kettani ran hotels for the travelers. police noted the women did not extend their trips to Paris or the Riviera.
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France
WNSI
Amar '“Mustapha
Addad
North Africa
Myriam Kettani
Paris
Russian Hamburgers and Beets with Peach Dessert
Ground beef patties with parsley dill and tabasco are mixed, formed, and chilled then broiled on buns with sour cream and beets. Potatoes and onion sautéed, added to meat mix. Includes peach dessert with pork and beans heat step.
High Prices For Food Bring Yawns Abroad
Two American homemakers recently arriving in Paris note stiffer prices for meats butter eggs canned goods and detergents versus U S shopping. Butter costs about 92 cents a half pound beef roasts sell near $4 29 a pound while fish and laundry soap run higher. Even with dollar devaluations many items cost more in Paris than in the United States.
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United States
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International Business Machines
William Stieff
Mrs. Casazza
States
An anonymous donor repays milk theft to grocer in Germany
In Stuttgart West Germany an unnamed woman hands grocer Adolf Meier a $20 repayment for stealing a small amount of milk and butter 22 years ago. She says she cannot serve honestly while carrying the conscience and has joined the Women’s Liberation movement.
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Stuttgart
West Germany
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Adolf’ Meier
Women's Liberation
Tomato Ketchup Quality and Grading Standards
A Dallas special notes tomato ketchup flavor and uses. It explains how pulp from ripe tomatoes plus sugar salt vinegar and spices create taste, thickness and pour rate. It outlines USDA grades A fancy B and C with distinctions in tomato content color and price suitability.
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Dallas
USDA
U.S
Its Inspiration Is French The Graceful Curves
A decorative furniture grouping draws praise for cabriole legs authentic hardware and graceful curves. It promises a charming look at a surprisingly low price inviting shoppers to see and save.
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