Ann Landers column and eye bank note excerpt
The page presents a set of Ann Landers advice letters on marriage sex and teen questions, plus a note that the first U S eye bank was founded in New York City in 1944 and now about 80 banks exist. Names include Ann Landers and readers such as Barry and Confused. The tone is instructional and historical.
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Ann Landers
Susan
Calvin Coolidge
New York City
Roy T. Combs
Indiana
Television Schedule Summary
Evening lineup lists 2 News Weather Sports segments at 6 00 PM and 10 00 PM plus movies, serials, and talk shows across channels 2 5 7 9 10 featuring programs like Star Trek Perry Mason Hollywood Squares Jeopardy and The Tonight Show style hosts Carson and Bishop spacing across the night with a late movie finish.
Daily Crossword Across Clues Mixed
Crossword clues appear garbled with misspellings and partial answers. The list includes entries like Shi Tibetan sheep large headed nails and Falcon of sea with several misprints and broken phrases. The fragmentary puzzle item hints at a standard grid style with several numbered entries.
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Republic
West Indies
Fuse
Word Puzzle Clue List Mixed With Misc Entries
A garbled OCR puzzle list includes clues and numbers like Latin abbr, Caribbean and others, cheese type, blemish, movable barrier, cry of pain, length hints, and various disjointed items. The fragment reads like a crossword style glossary with partial entries and stray phrases from a page.
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Great Lakes
Troy
Worry Clinic expands educational films for moral uplift
Dr. Roy T. Combs promotes the Educational Communication Association programs including color films and Bible courses for churches schools and private groups. The non profit plan boasts 70 TV stations airing the shows 15 religious films produced last year and offerings to youth through YMCA and other groups with notable figures like Bishop Sheen Graham and Peale backing the effort.
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Dr. Combs
Indianapolis
Educational Communication Association
Ella Harllee
ECA Group
America
Clarence Elbert
Kurt Pantzer
Ella F. Harllee
National Press Building
Washington, D.C
Bishop Sheen
Billy Graham
Oral Roberts
Dr. Peale
Crane
Rotary Fund Drives To Save Rural School And Church
SMITH CENTER Kansas Rotary Club aims to preserve local history by acquiring a one room rural school and Davenport community church. The school was donated by the Dewey community, while the church was provided by the Central Kansas Methodist Conference after Rotarians paid off a $200 lien. A fund drive supports moving and building foundations for the two structures.
Television In Review Kennedy Assassination Coverage
Television networks devoted hours to Kennedy s shooting and death as cameras relayed the hospital vigil and press conferences. News programs were pre empted or expanded, with live updates from officials and Congress on gun control and the nation s climate of violence. President Johnson announced a commission while commentators noted the impact on the presidential campaign.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Good Samaritan Hospital
ABC
Dick Cavett
Los Angeles
Thomas Redding
Kennedy
CBS
Dom DeLuise
Johnson
NBC
Johnny Carson
Laura
Lee Bouvier Radziwill
John F. Kennedy
Toronto to provide extra protection for party leaders
Metropolitan police announced increased protection for leaders of Canada's three national parties as they campaign in the city for the June 25 elections. The action follows the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy in Los Angeles.
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Toronto
Metropolitan Police
Canada
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Molasses Flood Slimes Ness City Feed Mill
An unattended pump at a Ness City co op feed mill released almost 2000 gallons of molasses into a grain mixer pit and the floor. Officials called the cleanup sticky and stupendous as crews worked to contain the spill.
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Ness City
Kan
Co-Op
New Breed of Princeton Students Sparks Campus Change
Princeton University undergoes a social shift as student activism rises. SDS members win student government, a Negro is elected sophomore class president, and 1,000 rally at Nassau Hall while 30 protest an on campus Defense Department facility. Goheen notes continued change but no widespread violence.
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Princeton University
Victor L. Simpson
Associated Press
Princeton, N.J
Radical Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Defense Department
Princeton
Columbia University
New Jersey
Richard Rein
Daily
Princetonian
Institute For Defense Analysis
Nassau Hall
Robert F. Goheen
Goheen
Princetonians
Elliott Moorman
Newark
Harvard
Yale
Notre Dame
Princeton Sds
Columbia
On This Date in History June 6 1968 Highlights
A historical digest noting D Day in 1944 Allied landings at Normandy. Births of Nathan Hale in 1755 and Alexander Pushkin in 1799. Alsace annexation in 1871, Belleau Wood action in 1918, Yorktown sunk in 1942, Brazil’s 1945 war declaration. Recent events include De Gaulle in Algeria, Profumo scandal, and Israel’s 1967- era tensions.
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Associated Press
Normandy
France
Nathan Hale
Alexander Pushkin
Alsace
Germany
U.S
Belleau Wood
Yorktown
Midway
Brazil
Japan
Colobia
Western Hemisphere
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Britain
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Navy declares Scorpion submarine officially lost
Navy chief Adm. Thomas H. Moorer announced the submarine Scorpion and its 99 crewmen are presumed lost as a 10 day search westward from Norfolk failed to find any trace. A court of inquiry heard the sub was 27 miles off course when last heard May 21 and 365 miles south southwest of the Azores as it neared an undersea mountain range.
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Norfolk
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Naval Operations
Naval Court of
Moorer
Azores
C.K. Duncan
Scorpion
Navy
Marine airman aids Vietnam civic action projects
Staff Sgt. Willam D. Sengewald, 20, son of Mrs. Marcelle Sengewald of 209 W Chapin St, serves with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Vietnam. His unit of the Third Marine Amphibious Force supports U S and allied troops and conducts civic action programs to aid Vietnamese self help projects funded by the Marine Corps Reserve Civic Action Fund.
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Cpl
Willam D. Sengewald
Marcelle Sengewald
W. Chapin St
Marine Aircraft Wing
Vietnam
Third Marine Amphibious Force
U. S
Marine Corps Reeserve
Measurement Tip From a Dollar Bill
A dollar bill is about one sixteenth of an inch longer than Sue lunches. The tip suggests using a dollar bill as a rough measuring aid when rulers or tape measures are unavailable.
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Morris Daily Herald
Morris Publishing Company
Illinois Corporation
East
Washington Street
Morris
Illinois
Thomas E. West
Morris, Clinois
Herald Office
Ann Lander
New York Times
Barry
Baby
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Man In A Suitcase
Steve Allen
Will Sonnett
Special
Judd
Perry Mason
Joey Bishop
Daily Crossword
Walland
Tion
Egypt
Young Hoge
S&s
Dan Page
Trask
Eagle Bend
Ouch
God
ECA
YMCA
William James
James
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Horace Mann
Television In Review
Noronr
Otto Butz
Soac
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
George R. Paris
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