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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1957
Page
16
A disturbed wife describes a controlling, harsh husband who tries to boss the family. The columnist urges the wife to assert herself, leave when he returns, and challenge his dominance to curb his behavior. The advice suggests using decisive, reciprocal pushback to restore balance.
A high school girl asks whether to drop a friend whose boyfriend and his friends visit her home and neck with her. The adviser suggests ending the friendship or at least banning visits and notes the mother’s anger is understandable while the necking would not be controlled by the girl.
A widow in an apartment building faces a demanding elderly visitor who overstays every evening. The columnist advises a firm polite approach, then a gentle refusal to protect the resident’s privacy, suggesting specific phrases to use to deter visits while minimizing conflict.
William E. Lee, a local taxpayer in Salt Lake City, visited police headquarters to learn about protection. After a brief tour, he returned to find his car outside had been tire and wheel swiped during his visit.
Clarksdale Mississippi report describes a garage blaze at S. W. Haaga Jr. residence. A collie mother refused to abandon her four week old litter and died with all nine puppies in the flames.
Israeli officials say Egypt plans submarine warfare against ships bound for the Gulf of Aqaba. Russia allegedly supplied three submarines to Egypt to enforce a blockade and threaten Red Sea shipping. Jordan closes Cairo embassy, signaling deteriorating Arab ties. Israel blames Syria for a fatal sniper attack near Lake Huleh as tensions rise over a disputed bridge.
Pottstown Pennsylvania Mrs Augustus Neiffer preserves an Easter egg aged 74 years. She recalls her father dyed it on March 23 1883 keeping a family spring tradition alive through generations.
A glamorous new summer hat showcases delicate organza rosettes in white black and pastel hues for a light and lovely look.
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