Dear Abby Answers on Face Lifts and Self Image
Abby explains no surgeon can guarantee satisfaction with face lifts and aging differences from entertainment lighting. The column notes results vary, and patients should consult a specialist for candid guidance on risks outcomes.
Home Draught Beer Hits Test Markets
Milwaukee based Jos Schlitz Brewing Co introduces a home keg system for household refrigerators. The 144-ounce aluminum keg uses a clamp-on dispenser with carbon dioxide. Initial tests use Schlitz beer with Burgermeister and Old Milwaukee to follow if distribution expands.
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Milwaukee
Jos
Schlitz
Robert J. Uihlein Jr
Burgermeister
Old Milwaukee
Native Wisconsin Man Named AT&T President Romnes Elected
Haakon I. Romnes 57, a Stoughton Wisconsin native and 1928 University of Wisconsin graduate, was elected president of American Telephone and Telegraph Co. He has served as vice chairman since early this year and will take office January 1. His early work included bakery help and wireless set repairs before earning an electrical engineering degree. He spoke at UW Alumni Club Founders Day in Milwaukee in 1960.
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New York
Haakon I. Romnes
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Stoughton
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Romnes
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
How To Write Letters For All Occasions Offered
A brief notice offers Abby’s booklet “How To Write Letters For All Occasions” for one dollar. Send to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, California.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Calif
Crisis in Morals Seen as Film Leaders Eye 1965 With Caution
AP reporter BobThomas surveys Hollywood concern over a 1965 morals crisis as self censorship softens. K iss Me Stupid draws Legion of Decency condemnation while production code approval clashes with Catholic group standards, signaling potential industry upheaval ahead.
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Hollywood
Billy Wilder
Production Code Administration
National Legion of Mency
Code Administration
Legion
Dino
Dean Martin
Nevada
Ray Walston
Kim Novak
Felicia Farr
Rev Dennis Hahn to Lead Albany First Baptist Church
Rev Dennis Hahn has accepted the pastorate of Albany First Baptist Church and will arrive by car from Kansas City Missouri with his wife coming by plane. He will conduct his first service Sunday. Hahn, a Minneapolis native, graduated last May from Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City and previously served as assistant pastor and mission worker in Atlanta. The church has been without a pastor for 44 months.
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Albany
Dennis Hahn
First Baptist Church of
Kansas City
Kan
Hahn
Minneapolis
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Atlanta
Surplus Drops To Lower Level Amid Farm Cuts and Payments
Washington reports surplus farm commodities held by the Commodity Credit Corporation fell to 6.99 billion dollars on Nov 1 from 7.41 billion a year earlier as production cuts and disposal reduce stocks. Payments to farmers for reduced plantings surged to 950 million for July October, financed largely by the CCC, supporting the wheat stabilization program through marketing certificates.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Commodity Credit Corporation
Agriculture Department
CCC
Pinkerton to drop private eye image for industrial guard focus
New York report says the Pinkerton National Detective Agency will rename as Pinkerton's Inc starting January 1 and shift emphasis from private-eye work to industrial guarding. Robert A. Pinkerton II leads the agency amid the rebranding.
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Pinkerton
New York
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Jesse James
Sam Bass
Pinkerton’s, Inc
Robert A. Pinkerton II
Tuesay
Poinsettia blooms twice. local notes on life and lore
Louise Ruf tends a poinsettia blooming for the second time since April and kept since Christmas 1962. The column notes busier holiday life around Monroe including a driver education suggestion, rumors about lodging, council meeting humor, a Florida trip, and Santa Claus tableau.
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Paul A
Louise) Ruf
11Th Street
32nd Unit Commander Appeals for Survival
Major General John A. Dunlap, commander of the 32nd Division, urged 7,750 officers and enlisted men to unite for survival amid Pentagon reserve force realignment. He said the division remains active and called for increased recruiting and training to keep it top priority.
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Milwaukee
John A. Dunlap
Red Arrow
Dunlap
Pentagon
Banks Granted Charters In Oshkosh And Milwaukee
Madison newsstate banks in Oshkosh and Milwaukee received charters from the State Banking Review Board.
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Madison
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
State Banking Review Board
Classified Ads Help Daily Living for Thousands
Classified ads provide practical solutions for everyday needs with listings across jobs services goods and notices. They connect readers to local merchants tradespeople and helpers while offering inexpensive flexible options for buyers sellers and job seekers.
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Edith A. Elmer
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Edward Brandt
6Th St
Nathan Dale
Alois Milz
North Central Public
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Bernie Purcell
Rev. Hahn
Helen
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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William Schmitz
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Roy M. Grant
Florida
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Lee C. Babler
1Th Avenue
Santa Claus
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Santa
Rudolph
Red- Nosed Reindeer
Dasher
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Vixen
Comet
Cupid
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van Heusen
Ferron’s
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Charles Mowbray
Monroe Vocational School
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