Mystery of the Scorpion submarine loss and ocean frontier
The Scorpion submarine vanished with 99 crew on May 21 in the Atlantic. The piece contrasts ocean depths with space, noting limited ocean exploration and a National Geographic Atlantic map. It calls the sea humanitys next frontier while criticizing shallow investigations.
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Atlantic Ocean
National Geographic Society
Atlantic Floor
Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Challenge Notes
Includes crossword clues with numbered entries and a cryptoquote puzzle sample. Lists many partial hints such as Biblical queen Push Poisonous Runner Relative Snake Waste and a separate section detailing code letters and an example solve. Also shows Yesterday's Cryptoquote quotation and hints about solving.
Dear Abby Q and A on teen dating and host etiquette
Dear Abby answers readers on teen dating morals and party etiquette. A Madison mother resists a 21 year old guest inviting her 17-year-old daughter to stay overnight. Other letters discuss weight management at home and polite refusal to late night snacks.
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Abby
Lisa
Madison
TV Schedule Dense with Classic Shows and Stars
A dense listing of daytime and primetime programs including Bob Hope films The Call Me Bwana and The Keys of the Kingdom, plus Gable era dramas and long-running serials. The grid details air times for news, game shows, soap operas, and variety programs featuring stars like Johnny Carson and Groucho Marx era names.
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Bob Hope
Anita Ekberg
Edie Adams
Lionel Jeffries
Percy Herbert
Paul Carpenter
Gregory Peck
Thomas Mitchell
Vincent Price
92Nd Street
William Ethye
Lloyd Nolan
Profits of doom and prejudice spark a reader’s complaint
The letter rejects doom and race prejudice while lamenting white middle class blindness. Mark Hettel from Monroeville Ohio argues many Americans live in comfort while overlooking slum hardship faced by Black families. He praises the flag and constitution yet condemns national ignorance and malice.
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America
T.V
Baltimore
Mark Hettel Hettel
Monroeville
Ohio
Living Less Violent Through Everyday Courtesy
Louis Cassels argues violence stems from modern urban stress and daily frictions. He urges readers to practice the Golden Rule and refrain from causing others irritation, applying Jesus and St. Francis teachings to reduce social harm.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
America
Jesus
St. Francis of
Assisi
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