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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
12
A reader near nineteen asks Dr Joyce Brothers for guidance on improving dating behavior after completing a secretarial course. She credits past shyness and acne for low social popularity and seeks tips to become more confident and successful with men while on dates.
A reader asks about independence and finding the right partner. The columnist notes increased freedom can bring bafflement and insecurity, often shown as waiting for a Prince to sweep one off her feet. The piece analyzes how shyness and low self confidence contribute to reliance on a savior narrative.
A 1966 Bell-Melure Syndicate dating column counsels self confidence to improve romance. It warns against passive longing and aggressive flirting, notes dating as trial and error, and suggests meeting men naturally while evaluating true love over infatuation. Mentions Dr Joyce Brothers leaflet offer.
Gunnery Sergeant George C. Shaw Jr. replaces Staff Sgt. Thomas L. Doss as Marine recruiter in Frederick. Shaw, from Bristol Virginia, joined the Marine Corps in 1946 and has served worldwide. He has earned the Presidential Unit Citation with two stars and multiple medals, and will report to duty at 211 E Patrick St. with his wife Glenna Helton and two children in Walkersville.
President Johnson frames a 1967 budget of a record 112.8 billion while insisting inflation control. He pledges continued Great Society programs but warns some cuts will be needed, asking Congress to back three quick anti inflation taxes and higher withholding. If Congress balks, he warns of deeper military and tax actions.
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