Dear Ann Landers Letters on Hair and Hospitality
A reader laments high schoolers hair culture sparked by the Beatles and urges girls to demand haircuts to secure kisses. A Lansing caller asks what to call United States residents, noting Canada’s place in the Americas. Another writer thanks Ann for curbing drop in visitors and asks guidance for yacht etiquette about boarders and footwear.
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Ann Landers
Ohio Tean
Ann
Claire
Canada
America
United States
South America
Central America
North America
Mexico
Lansing
Meader Returns To Show Business After Public Service
Vaughn Meader, once famous for the First Family impersonation, quits his Jefferson County government job in Louisville and says he will return to show business. He plans to organize music and a local routine after serving as an assistant to a federal programs director with a $7,500 annual salary.
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Louisville
Vaughn Meader
Jefferson County
Postal Rate Boost Okayed by Commission
The Postal Rate Commission approved about 1.5 billion in increased mail rates, mostly already in temporary effect since May 1971. The plan would permanentize 8 cent letter mail and 11 cent airmail rates, pending Board of Governors action within 30 days, with publishers and third class mailers criticizing the changes. The move shifts rate setting from Congress to the commission and aims to end deficits by saving publishers about 21.8 million annually. For second class, a 1.5 cent per piece rate was proposed instead of the temporary 1.6 cent.
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Washington
Postal Rate Commission
Postal Service Board of Governors
Commission
Board of Governors
Congress
Postal Service
Mutual Fund Industry Faces Sales Slowdown and Redemptions
AP report notes mutual fund sales lagging while redemptions climb, marking problems in a $58 billion industry. Industry executives say declines are temporary but concede there are ongoing issues as bear markets trim profits and rivals attract dollars.
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John Cunniff
NEW York
Investment Company Institute
Robert L. Augenblick
Canadian
Mutual Funds Association
Tims
Augenblick
Army Career Counselor Assumes Duties Here
Sergeant Ted Bosarge assumed his duties as career counselor in Hays this week. He represents the First Infantry Division at Fort Riley. His office, open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, is in the Hays National Bank Building, Room 202. Appointments are available for those unable to appear during regular hours.
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Bill Wiesner
Hays
Halls
Eddie Neuberger
L. J. Haldiman
Annette Hawk
R. M. Burlin
Stockton
Art Neuberger
Hutchinson
Neuberger
Fred Helger
Ellis
Donald
Augustine
Sans
Patrick
Terry
Don Murphy
Danielle
Junction City
Colby
Capt. Murphy
Neubergers
Leonard Augustine
St. Anthony Hospital
le Roy Christopher
Denver
Ft. Collins
Colo
Bill Rupp
Pueblo
Rupp
Wenzel Neuberger
Pat Augustine
Buree Malinowsky
Tim Kingsley
Lawrence
Boys State
Lawrence Reed
Hadley Medical Center
Roy Intel
Jay D. Dietrich
al Dietrich
Bliss Dubach
C.R. Kohler
William Kennedy
Margaret Chapter
O.E.S
Wakeeney
F. J. Fuller Sr
Hgys
Ted Bosarge
First Infantry Division
Fort Riley
Hays National Bank
Planes Knock Out Red Supply Boats Over North Vietnam
American fighter bombers destroyed or damaged more than 100 watercraft in the latest major strike on North Vietnam’s inland waterways since bombing resumed two months ago. Navy pilots aboard the carrier Coral Sea claimed 69 boats sunk or damaged on the Song Ca River area near Vinh. The U.S. noted harbors mined and railways to China severed as Hanoi shifts to smaller craft for supplies while air forces counter. In South Vietnam, battles continued around Kontum Pleiku An Loc and Nue, with An Loc receiving fewer shell bursts than in prior days.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
China
Hanoi
America
Coral Sea
Song Ca
Vinh
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Kontum
Pleiku
Nue
An Loc
Lss
Combine Accident Kills Kansas Youth in Oklahoma
A farm accident southwest of Guthrie Oklahoma claimed the life of 16 year old Robert Happy of Belle Plaine Kansas. He was driving a combine that slipped off a bridge and overturned into a creek bed, pinning him beneath the machine. The incident occurred Monday authorities said.
Some Remarks Irk Non-Drivers
A New York AP item humorously surveys remarks about non drivers. It collects jibes about Henry who does not drive, including teasing about driving, licenses, and ego, and ends with friends joking about his driving and danger in rides. The piece highlights social embarrassment, stereotypes, and comic exchanges centered on Henry.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Henry
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