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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1960
Page
6
A mixed page of reader questions and a TV radio guide fragment discusses advice to a writer and relationships. It includes Dear Helen Q&As about engagement rings and a 1960s TV listing note detailing upcoming shows and a report from Bernard Gavzer on television programming.
Babson Park Florida columnist argues a Cuba crisis looms and urges Nixon and Kennedy to visit Havana. He warns Russia could gain a foothold, discusses Monroe Doctrine relevance, Latin American reactions, and US sugar interests including United Fruit Company stakes.
Dorothy Dix advised a 31 year old married woman to balance work and motherhood while supporting an ailing mother. She seeks a home based job or a shift to writing, noting repeated rejections and financial strain from buying writing books, and worries about her husband and factory work.
Modern Pharmacy at 188 Market Street Frederick invites orders by phone MO 3 3472 with no charge for delivery or pickup. Customers are asked to phone orders as early as possible to ensure prompt service.
TV listings describe Civil War drama CBS at 10 p.m. and ABC Thursday, with vintage film images from a silent Yankee Clipper starring William Boyd and Lionel Hampton, plus CBS comedy blocks with George Jessel Tony Bennett Arlene Dahl and Talent Scouts. Charles H Buford Jr. of St Petersburg shows as a former Chicago railroad executive, died at 74.
A television schedule lists programs and times including Our Miss Brooks Burns and Allen Popeye and Captain Tagg Little Rascals Movie Lost Horizon and Whirlybirds News Weather Almanac Newsreel Three Stooges You Asked For It Spotlight and Weather Sports and News blocks across early evening.
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