Abby column quotes reader dilemmas and history note
The item presents multiple reader questions from Abby style advice columns about a husband dressing in female attire, tobacco exposure of a son by his father, and hosting etiquette in kitchens. It includes a closing Associated Press date note with historical highlights for December 14, 1968.
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Mount Vernon
IRS Tightens Gun Control Act Rules Before Enactment
The IRS reversed an earlier reading of the 1968 Gun Control Act four days before it becomes law, tightening rules on interstate firearm sales. The agency says cross border sales are temporarily shut off unless both states permit them, impacting nonresident to resident transfers and prompting criticism from gun rights advocates.
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Monticello Winter Concert Showcases Junior Chorus and Band
Monticello High School gym hosted a 45 minute winter concert by the Junior High music department with a 31 voice Junior Chorus under Erik J. Bohrnstedt and a 51 member Junior Band led by Kenneth L. Krattiger. The program featured a cornet trio and a narration number, drawing praise from a crowd of 300 plus.
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Erik J. Bohrnstedt
Sue Steinmann
Kenneth L. Krattiger
Richard Waelchli
Kathy Bennet
Diana Graber
Barbara Marty
Connie Root
Evening TV Guide and Social Notices
TV schedule lists Jackie Gleason Show and Adam-12 on 6:30, with many other programs through the night. Social notes cover local visits, dinners, and gatherings including Mr. and Mrs. Brusveen, Selmer Lien, and the Leglers en route to Florida. various familial and guest interactions across Blanchardville and nearby towns.
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Smart
Katie
Ghost
Mrs. Muir
Lawrence Welk
Glory Guys
Roy Dickson
Marianne
Patti Benkert
University
Music Hall
Madison
Thomas Brusyeen
Selmar Lien
Oscar Wamstad
Blanchardville
Brusveen
Hans Brusveen
Wilbert Legler
Jamestown
N.D
Rosa Legler
Leglers
Florida
Elmer Fischer
Muscatine
Larry Straus
Ralph Emerson
Selmer Lien
John Stenbroten
Thomas Brusveen
Frederick
Timeline of world events from wake island to Pearson
Chronology notes Wake Island battle in 1941 during the Pacific war, 1946 UN General Assembly vote for New York HQ, 1961 Eichmann death sentence in Jerusalem, 10 years ago Brazil train disaster near Fortaleza with 20 deaths, 5 years ago Khrushchev talk of cutting military budget, 1 year ago Pearson resigns Liberal leadership.
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U.S
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U.N. General Assembly
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New York City
Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem
Fortaleza
Brazil
Nikita Khrush
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