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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1962
Page
10
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A distressed letter to Dear Abby discusses a wife’s concerns about her husband and his unsettling behavior. Abigail Van Buren acknowledges discomfort and notes that some men engage in harmful actions, labeling such conduct sick. The column addresses relationship strain and signals caution.
AP reports New York and Cleveland suffer major newspaper shutdowns as strikes halt most dailies. New York cites wage disputes and falls in tourist sales, while Cleveland sees talks stall amid union security and working-condition disputes.
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VALDOSTA Ga AP The Cooks clock collectors will ring in the New Year with 84 clocks in 10 rooms set at different times. The clocks will chime from midnight onward as Mrs. Cook notes the varied personalities and names of each clock, creating a lively family celebration.
Memphis Mississippi area pilot Jack Adams arranged a New Year’s Day treat for 30 orphans from Walls. He will provide 30 tickets to the Sugar Bowl game Mississippi versus Arkansas, pay transportation and box lunches, and give each boy $3. Adams originally planned to attend with his wife but chose to sponsor the children instead.
Washington reports Nelson A. Rockefeller plans a patient, flexible path for a 1964 GOP nomination bid. Backed by a large New York delegation, he may let rivals like Goldwater Romney and Scranton define the race while he stays largely quiet in New York. His advisers aim to avoid a direct antagonist role to President Kennedy and seek a stronger post-November 1964 showing. Morhouse’s resignation sparks questions about the campaign setup and Rockefeller’s broader strategy.
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Palm Beach hosts a New Year’s Eve private party for President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy. Hosts Mr and Mrs Charles Wrighteman plan an exclusive event with Lester Lanin’s orchestra. Attendees may include Sir David Ormsby Gore and Lady Ormsby Gore along with several of the Kennedys aides and friends. The President, in Palm Beach since December 21, will depart January 8 to attend the Mona Lisa exhibitions in Washington and New York.
Hollywood AP reports Bob Hope and his touring troupe were detained for over two hours at Los Angeles International Airport, delays caused by a thorough baggage search after a nonstop flight from Guam. Hope joked about smuggling back a Japanese fan as agents inspected each item. The comedian criticized the rigorous screening following a 12 day tour of military bases in Japan and Korea.
Tokyo dispatch reports that Japan’s national olive agency logged 61 traffic fatalities on Friday, marking a record high for a single day. The figure highlights a surge in road accidents, with authorities urging heightened safety measures nationwide.
Connie Capozzi of Middletown Ohio meets Sheryl Smith of North Miami Beach Fla in the 12 and under girls final of the Sugar Bowl and USLTA title event in New Orleans. Capozzi defeated Linda Lemkuhl 6-1 and Noreen Beryman 6-1 in the earlier rounds. Smith beat Jean Shapiro 6-1 6-3 and Linda Turo 6-4 2-0 to reach the final.
London reports easing in southern England as rising temperatures spread across Europe. Five people died in Britain from the weather, including a couple frozen in a car buried by a 15 foot drift. Rescue helicopters aided stranded travelers while traffic halted and roads remained blocked in several regions.
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