Dear Abby Advice Columns on Relationships and Education
A selection of Dear Abby letters covers a divorced mother seeking to attract an eligible bachelor, a woman urged to return to night school for her son's education, a nosy neighbor issue about privacy, and a couple asking guests not to bring children to dinner. Abby offers practical, neutral guidance.
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Notre Dame Sues Over Drunk Scene In Film John Goldfarb
Notre Dame filed a Supreme Court suit to block a 20th Century Fox film and related book alleging they misappropriate the university’s name and football team. The suit seeks halts on distribution and asserts the climax shows Notre Dame players in a harem as undisciplined drunks.
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New York
University of Notre Dame
Supreme Court
20Th Century-Fox
John Goldfarb
Notre
Notre Dame
Doubleday and Co
Fawcett Publications Inc
William Peter Blatty
Negro Official Finally Exposed
Detroit Democrat Daniel W. West, 54, a Michigan House member, faced state and federal charges in a case of alleged voter registration fraud and a possible 250000 tax scam. He allegedly used a deceased New York attorney’s name to hide a prison record and posed as a tax consultant to file phony returns for over 1500 Detroit area residents. Civic Searchlight and rival Thomas W. O Hara filed the masquerade charges.
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West 54
Detroit
Michigan House of Representatives
New York
West
Internal Revenue Service
Trict
Civic Searchlight, Inc
Thomas W. O’hara
Daniel Wilson West
Raymond Slack Dies in Livingston After Illness
Raymond Slack 64 of Livingston died yesterday at home after a two year illness. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Free Methodist church. Friends may call at the Soman funeral home. Surviving are his wife six daughters two sons two brothers a sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Livingston
Raymond Slack
Free Methodist Church
Soman Funeral Home
Max Rosemeyer
Fennimore
James Murphy
Savanna
Ill
Edward Dunham
Clinton
Eugene Leuth
Robert Plourde
Plattville
Bruce Dailey
State Jaycees and Jaycettes Convene in Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Jaycee Jaycette mid year convention in Fond du Lac included board meetings on Friday and a general session Saturday. Grants from the Cerebral Palsy Fund were awarded to Oshkosh Wausau and Camp Wawbeek projects. Eight new local chapters welcomed Shavano Waupaca River Falls Greenfield Dousman Union Grove Franklin Muskego. CAROL Awards honored five Wisconsin women: Janice Kressin Cedarburg Gene Harrison Cedarburg Robert Vrakas Waukesha Robert Hood Mukwonago Gerald Kammel La Crosse.
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Jack Kessenich
John Kundert
John Callahan
Jaycees
Jaycettes
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Jaycette
State Jaycette Cerebral Palsy Fund
Oshkosh Jaycettes
Oshkosh Cerebral Palsy
Waukesha Jaycettes
Camp Wawbeek
Wausau
Muskego
Janice Kressin
Cedarburg
Gene Harrison
Robert Vrakas
Waukesha
Robert Hood
Mukwonago
Gerald Kammel
la Crosse
Weekend Jaycees and Jaycettes Close Busy Schedule
In the afternoon both groups gathered and in the evening the Jaycettes joined their husbands for the FOYM Banquet. The banquet capped a busy weekend for the Jaycees and Jaycettes with a dinner to end the events.
Birthday celebrations and visits around Brodhead area
Frank Culles served as caller. Owen Beckman hosted a birthday gathering for himself, his grandmother Myrtie Calhour, and grandson Rodney Pohlman with guests from Clarno Winslow Deerfield Buena Vista and nearby. Cake by Mrs John Wuetrich. Visits include Jack Dulles at Brodhead Convalescent Home and Mae Culles return to Brodhead. Urban Miller family from Janesville joined Ben Miller. The Owen Beckman family also visited the Duane Conroy family in Freeport. Thousands rely on Classified Ads in solving daily problems.
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Frank Culles
Brodhead
Owen Beckman
Beckman
Myrtie Calhour
Winslow
Rodney Pohlman
Elmer Beckman
Clarno
Adolph Stalder
Calhour
Robert Pohlman
Rodney
Deerfield
Nevin Beckman
Buena Vista
Ill
John Wuetrich
Jack Dulles
Brodhead Convalescent Home
A. B. Hartwick
Florence Jor
Dan
Ida Vanderbilt
Mae Culles
Urban Miller
Janesville
Ben Miller
Gordon Helland
Davis, Ill
Ivan Arnsmeiers
Kenneth Zimmermans
Soviet Women Seek Shorter Work Hours
Soviet women demand shorter work hours while retaining time for household chores. Trud reports living standards have risen and housework is easier, but notes housewives still must do much more and calls for equipment to ease chores.
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Moscow
Trud
U.S. Tobacco Declines While Liquor, Gambling Tax Up in 1964
Commerce Clearing House reports fiscal 1964 excise taxes show tobacco slipping by 27 million as cigars and other tobaccos rise 7.2 million while cigarettes fall 34 million. Liquor and beer taxes exceed 3.5 billion, up 100 million. wagering taxes climb to over 6 million.
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Chicago
Commerce Clearing House
Dean, 56, Oak Ridge Research Lab Scientist Dead
Orlen Camp Dean a native of Plymouth Township Rock County died unexpectedly Friday while at work in his office at the Atomic Research Laboratory Oak Ridge Tennessee Funeral services and burial were in Oak Ridge He was born May 9 1908 the son of Perle S and Mary Johnson Dean He studied at Janesville High School Whitewater State University and the University of Wisconsin later earning a Ph D at Iowa He joined Oak Ridge Atomic Research Center staff in 1950 Surviving are his wife Catherine Murtaugh a daughter and three grandchildren.
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Orlen Camp Dean
Plymouth Township
Rock County
Atomic Research Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Perle S
Mary Johnson Dean
Janesville High School
Whitewater State University
University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Two Rivers
Amboy
Ill
Dean
University of Iowa
Oak Ridge Atomic Research Center
Catherine Murtaugh
Kennedy Campaign Cost More Than 1.2 Million
Senator elect Robert F Kennedy spent more than 1.2 million dollars in his victory over Kenneth B Keating. Keating reported expenditures slightly under 100000 dollars. Both candidates said state and local committee spending not included in the figures.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
R.N.Y
Senate
Keating
Kennedy
New York
Discoverer luggage lines with rugged shell and chrome fittings
Aluminum valances and chrome plated locks headline a Discoverer luggage set sale. The 21 inch Companion Case drops from 14.98 to 12.88 while the 24 inch Two-Suiter falls from 22.98 to 18.88 and the 26 inch Three-Suiter from 24.98 to 19.88.
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