Santa and the Hippies in Chapter Three
Ding Dong joins a gang of hippies in Hippieville where chaos and art collide. He endures paint, popcorn, and loud music as the group plots to capture Santa Claus, while Ding Dong questions home and the square figure of goodwill.
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Lucrece Beale
Synofsis
Ding Dong
Henry Wetherspoon
Santa
Dong Dong
Ding Domy
Santa Claus
Broadway Gossip and High Society Notes From New York
A collage of entertainment snippings notes Olivia Hussey and Twiggy, Woody Kling wedding plans, Hayley Mills home robbery details, Ava Gardner lunching with staff, and a flurry of Broadway fashion and theater tidbits. Also mentions Jackie Kennedy forecasts, Gordon Bennett, and urban social scenes.
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New York
Twiggy
Olivia Hussey
Justin de Villeneuve
Eric
Javits
Woody Kling
Palm Beach
Joanne
Johnny
Carson
Tony Quinn
Rome
N.Y
Raymond Hellriegel
Jane Allison
Indianapolis News
Gretee Keller
Holly Hill
Edwy
Paul Ford
Engine Co
E. 67Th St
N.Y. Foundling
Jack le Vien
Heilmeid the Duke of Windsor
Bobby
Thanksgiving floral crafts for long lasting fall displays
Guide to drying garden flowers for Thanksgiving decorations using mums marigolds millet and spider plant plus autumn finds like seedpods pine cones gourds and foliage. Advice includes container ideas water needs, vase alternatives, and a method to revive wilted blooms using towels and a tub. Mention Mrs Edwin R Wiseman from Carrollton Kentucky on using milk jugs with drainage holes as plant holders.
Honest Campaign Spending Detailed in Itemized Report
Donald C. McCullough of Hagerstown filed an itemized list showing he spent 416.45 in his unsuccessful campaign for county commissioner. The record lists 3.84 for aspirin, 12.60 for 125 cups of coffee, 2.75 to repair pants torn on barbed wire, and 1.12 for ointment after a burned finger from pancake frying.
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Richmond
Ind
Donald C. McCullough
Hagerstown
Woman Strikes and Kills Deer on Route 3
Helen L Barbur 52 of Mexico RD 1 struck and killed a doe while driving north on Route 3 about 200 feet north of Selkirk Shores State Park. The car’s left front was damaged after the accident occurred Saturday at 7 30 p m. One of two deer crossed the road. the second ran away. Deputy Sheriff Robert Hall reported.
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Helen L. Barbur
Mexico RD
Selkirk Shores State Park
Robert Hall
Wasps Damage Lawns and Trees Warns Expert
Tree expert Robert A Bartlett warns wasps create deep angled holes in lawns as they paralyze cicadas, deposit eggs, and hatch young. For control fill holes with chlor dane dust. European hornets gnaw bark on lilacs and shrubs and build bark nests in trees and buildings. Paint stems of lilac rhododendron laurel and box with DDT.
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Robert A. Bartlett
Tax Withholding Surtax And Charitable Deduction Q&A
Taxpayers learn withholding will cover 1968 tax liabilities though a 7 percent surtax applies for nine months. Lightning losses may deduct if uninsured exceed $100. document 5174 advised. Checks to cash lack deduction proof. donations to specific charities may count. Charitable deductions apply to paid amounts in the year paid, not future pledges. Social Security withholding ends after $7,800, boosting net pay. changes to exemptions allowed by some employers but usually only quarterly dates.
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Santa and the
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Voice of Broadway
Girl Scouts
Anne Francine
Anne
Social Register
Carol Channing
Myra Breckenridge
Sylvia Sidney
la Scala
Ray Bolger
Toronto
Burg
Buffalo
Stu Erwin Jr
Funnyman
Universal Studios
CBS
Dixie Gin
Madison Square Garden
Mr. Joseph Men
Gallagher
Bobby Bennett
Buddy
Mercy Hospital
Rockville Centre
L.I
Henry Youngman
Rent A
D.J
E. 34Th St
Annie
Vincent Lopez
Jackie Kennedy
Pottstown
Dick Tracy
By Earl Aronson
AP News
Edwin R. Wiseman
Carrollton, Ky
National Chrysantheumum Society Bulletin
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U.S. Weather Bureau
U. S. Weather Bureau
Coeae Turp
Jin Northridge, California
Jack Oakie
Edmond Drew
Chester Conklin
Sue Lane
Debbie
Miss Deere
Sue
You
Pebbles
IRS
the Palladium-Times