How to Handle Friendly Visitor and Abby Advice
A Chicago Tribune syndicate column presents Dear Abby questions on hosting visiting guests without paying, why to skip patriotic songs at elderly events, postage stamp rules, and a Norweigan Christmas dinner notice. It includes a reader asking about entertainment budgets and Abby’s guidance suggesting the visitor be the host and to eat first.
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Upside Down Christmas Tree Becomes Global Fable
Hal Boyle recalls Rockefeller Center's 65 foot tree lit at dusk as crowds marvel and a child declares it upside down. Officials turn the tree right side up but the public embraces the toppling symbol, sparking global reactions and a tempered moral about fresh perspectives.
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