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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
12
Oxford Miami University retires Mrs. Don Shera from the bursar’s window after 18 years of service. The former Lousa Runyon of Celina spent 10 years at Miami after graduation and then returned in 1955. Her daughters Mokly Ann and Nora Ellen Shera have since graduated from the university.
Israeli officials say the government will relinquish a 100 by 125 foot plot in Beit Safafa on the Jerusalem southwest frontier. The land has been divided by a barbed wire line since the 1949 armistice, marking a minor shift in the frontier with Jordan.
Puzzle fragment lists several clues and stray phrases including ransom primer debt witty saying and service man address with random numbers and words. The readable portion hints at an unfinished crossword with references to rotation average time and Synod like terms amid jumbled text.
The column discusses lesbian and gay feelings among youths, citing the aunt of a 20 year old roommate Edith. It links early sexual development stages to homosexuality, urges parental rearing as influential, and promotes Dr. Cranes booklet Let Sex Problems of Young People with a stamped envelope and fee. The piece frames homosexuality as a trait shaped by environment and education and urges readers to seek the doctor’s material.
A long letter asks why parents enforce penalties for spills like grape juice while adults receive leniency. Ann Landers notes rank and privilege, calling for fair treatment and suggests rethinking dining room discipline.
A reader voice criticizes Polly for seeking escape through divorce and infers a shared fault in allowing dependency and infidelity. The letter urges taking responsibility, stopping excuses, and rebuilding the marriage with honest effort.
Cruise passengers disembarking at Port Everglades receive red carpet treatment as a rug cleaners association donates two 4 by 12 foot red carpets lettered Welcome to Port Everglades in white.
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