Dear Ann Landers Letters on marriage and courtesy
A collection of Ann Landers responses covers swinging spouses courteous receptionists nursery questions and a Bend Oregon reader debate over butter fried eggs. The exchange involves a wife asserting marital neglect, a receptionist asking for names, a critic of a rotten dinner, and nutrition age old debate about butter in fried eggs with a National Dairy Council stance.
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Ann Landers
Bend
Oregon
National Dairy Council
Emotions Changeable Women and Sex Education Advocate
New York AP interview with Dr. Richard E. Sand argues that environment and upbringing shape femininity and that women's emotions vary monthly but are not inherently more changeable than men's. He promotes sex education, contraception access, and abortion on demand, citing safety and necessity to prevent criminal abortions. He urges schools to teach anatomy and contraception while keeping morality to parents, and notes modern trends like two-child families and no-bra fads with clinical caution.
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New York
Richard E. Sand
Sand
Los Angeles
Florence Crittenton
Dr. Sand
Survival kit advice from Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues individuals should build personal survival kits to cope with modern pressures and societal disruptions. He mocks reliance on crowds and machinery, listing items like a bullet-proof Bible, shotgun, rifle, hand grenades, a Sherman tank for outings, and an illustrated plumbing handbook as examples.
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New York
Arkansas
Newderney
Keynesian Influence Shapes Nixon Era Economic Policy
New York AP notes Keynes, central to modern economic thought, is cited as guiding President Nixon’s approach with an activist budget and cheap money. The piece discusses Keynes’s belief in deliberate government action to sustain employment and the mixed reception among conservatives and monetarists.
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New York
John Maynard Keynes
Nixon
Keynes
New Interest In Moustache Wax Sparks Fashion Rise
A revival of moustache wax boosts sales and draws a new client base in finance and media. The trend traces to 19th century Pinaud wax used by Hungarian cavalry, with modern fashion embracing varied styles from Zapata to Dati-esque. Women also use moustache wax to groom eyebrows.
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AP News
Wall Street
Madison Avenue
Che
Fidel
Park Avenue
Elliot Gould
Edouard Pinaud
Napoleon III
House of Pinaud
Pinaud
Errol Flynn
David Niven
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Swinger
O.K
Ann
Navy Wives
Washington, D.C
Yoo-Hoo
Yoo—Hoo
Fan Landers
Hal Boyle
Longhorn Steak House
Betty Slader
Square Garnett
Kansas
Paris
Tiktiner
Business Mirror
Albright
Self Service Shoes
S. Main
Jack
South ‘Vain
Ottawa
Hower
Him Osburn Valentine Flowers
Fellows
Osburn
the Gas Service Co. Natural Gas
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