Happy But Dull Marriages Prompt Study on Excitement
Government researcher Dr. Robert Ryder studied 200 young couples and questions whether too much compatibility leads to dullness. He notes harmonious unions may be enduring but craving a spark, while not endorsing brawls as a fix.
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Speaker on the square speaks plainly without circles
A straightforward speaker on the square cuts through pretense, delivering clear remarks in place of flowery rhetoric. The message emphasizes direct language and practical thinking over evasive talk.
Daily Crossword Clue Grid Puzzle Review
Crossword puzzle clues listed across and down with missing letters. Entries include mountain passes and Moby Dick pursuer, with various common synonyms and abbreviations fitting a standard newspaper grid.
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Cryptoquote and Dear Abby snippets in daily edition
The page includes a cryptoquote puzzle with a sample mapping and yesterday's solution. It also presents two Dear Abby letters about a 21 year old girl driving long distances to see a boy and the social implications for a young woman who talks to boys in public.
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Dear Abby Advice Column Letter Snippets
A collection of Dear Abby reader questions and responses. Topics include talking to strangers, handling visiting friends using a sick spouse’s phone, venereal disease concerns from a 17 year old, and marital trust guidance. The letter urges politeness balanced by practicality.
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Batman Ratings Dive Hits ABC In Quick Fame Fall
Hollywood reports ABC-TV overreliance on fad shows as Batman loses audience after meteoric start. Batman and Shindig illustrate volatile youth whimsy, with The Green Hornet springing from Batman success but posting weak rankings. Batman episodes show mixed placements against NBC and CBS series, highlighting fragility of fad driven hits.
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Rush Vote Tax Extends Campaign Funding Danger
Washington observers condemn a hurried tax bill allowing taxpayers to earmark $1 for Presidential campaign funds. Critics say it breaches the corrupt practices act and could channel up to $60 million to Democrats and Republicans for 1968. Senate leaders clash with warnings of a dangerous precedent and compromised voter choice.
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