Death of the astronauts casts setback on space program
The article notes the loss of three astronauts and the nation's grief while praising the program's care and fortitude. It also highlights preliminary plans for a weather proof stadium in Cleveland under new ownership and a Norwalk bakery plant for Hampton Baking Co. to supply McDonald’s. The piece closes with a reflection on a mild winter and hopes for a short February.
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Today’s Quip on a 5-Cent Bugging Device
A lighthearted quip suggests the nation would benefit from an inexpensive anti bugging device. It presents a humorous take on privacy and notice of everyday tools. The remark reflects playful commentary typical of the era.
Wife Doesn't Know How Lucky She Is
Dear Abby advice column about a two car family where one partner borrows the other's car and depletes gas. A reader seeks a lesson but is advised to overlook the fault given the other virtues. A second letter questions hostess etiquette as a professor guest does laundry during gatherings and is told to set boundaries with “No soap.”
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Dear Abby warns against table smoking during meals
A reader asks how to address neighbors who smoke through an entire dinner. Dear Abby replies bluntly to tell the smoker their smoke interferes with dining and to ask them to wait until after the meal.
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Television in Review: Many Shows Rated Poor for Kids
UPI reports from Hollywood on a Parents Magazine article by Frank Orme of the National Association for Better Broadcasting. It reviews prime time children's programs, labeling Batman Daniel Boone Green Hornet Lost in Space Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea as unsuitable or too frightening, while early evening fare like Walt Disney Hour and Daktari receive praise for production and improvement.
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Farley's Return Spurs Talk of 1968 Jewish politics
A White House courtesy call between James A. Farley and President Lyndon B. Johnson highlights Farley's legendary organizing style and a possible Johnson 1968 candidacy. The piece notes Farley's relentless work, personalized outreach, and the Johnson administration's strategy to rally Democratic strength amid GOP optimism.
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