Letter about contraception and Miss America pageant debate
A Massachusetts reader praises Ann Landers for supporting access to contraceptives for sexually active teens while criticizing pageant rules requiring Miss America contestants to deny pregnancy. The letter argues for information and protection over government restrictions and notes Catholic readers’ support.
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Belmont
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Ann
Let Men Cry Too Dear Loved Ones Says Heloise
A column urging men to shed tears and express emotions. It argues boys are taught not to cry and contrasts this with girls memories of comfort from parents. Citing mental health concerns, it advocates crying as a release to cope with life’s ongoing problems and stresses the value of emotional openness.
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Ann
Massachusetts
Henry
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Slam deadlines: six hearts achievable with precise play
The article analyzes a bridge slam from Right Through the Pack where South, with North holding A62 VAKQ AK 862 and South k853 98765452 53 A, overcomes a hostile defense. By discarding a diamond on the queen of clubs and ruffing, South establishes trump and diamonds, defeating the defense. The piece notes two failed alternative lines and emphasizes the clubs queen discard as key. The block ends with a reference to the first roller derby opening on Aug 13, 1935 at the Coliseum Chicago.
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Norman de V. Hart
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Deson
East
South
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Amny
the Coliseum
Chicago
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