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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1966
Page
9
A reader letter blasts snoopy gossip about infidelity, defending a marriage based on affection and respect. She denounces sharp moral judgments, questions the motives of accusing wives, and argues love can exist outside sexual norms. The writer dismisses outsiders and asserts personal happiness with a loving partner.
Unaffiliated and visiting PEOs are invited to the opening meeting at 9 45 am Tuesday at the YMCA 550 Pacific Ave Long Beach. The program The American Indian in Song will be presented by Mrs Nancy Simpson.
St Pius X Young Ladies Institute 211 meets Tuesday at 8 PM in Our Lady of Refuge hall. Dru A F Forster of Long Beach will speak on the therapeutic abortion bill.
In a bridge discussion East faults partner for errors while defending a four spade contract. The hand features a heart lead alternative, a squeeze on West, and East failing to open king of hearts. Commentary notes East should have led a heart to stop the squeeze and avoid the loss.
Mrs Bernice Arbury describes her weight loss journey through Pat Walker's reducing salon. She shares initial struggles with dieting, then praises personalized healing without strict regimens. She notes improved confidence, activity, and acceptance from family.
Miss Walker promotes a reducing program claiming women can shape up before buying new fall and holiday clothes. The ad promises pounds and inches lost, and that clothes will fit better as figures improve.
Australian journalist questions Pat Walker on strategies to reduce the burden of Question Answers. The interview explores methods to streamline responses, improve clarity, and shorten reply times while preserving accuracy and helpful detail.
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