Name dropping and party chatter on Bob Newhart
Washington humorist recalls name dropping at parties with figures like Dick Rodgers and Bill Fulbright. Ethel Kennedy invites Bob Newhart to an ice skating party, while his talks include jokes about Brinkley and a dogged memory of Lincoln era press agents. The chatter winds through Kennedy black clothes to tuxedo schemes.
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Almanac for March 92 196% history highlights
A quirky historic almanac notes March 92 as a date with Venus and Mars visible in the morning sky and Martin the evening star. It recalls Carnegie funding the Hero Fund in 1904, Girl Scouts starting in 1912 in Savannah, Roosevelt fireside chats beginning in 1933, and a 1938 note on German invasion with FDR quotes about poverty and hunger.
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True Name Certificate for Ukiah Drug Co and Uriah Rexall
The document presents a true name certificate for Uriah Drug Co a California corporation doing business as Uriah Rexall Drug Store with principal address 111 North State Street Ukiah California dated February 19 1963. Clyde W Oswell president signs on behalf of Ukiah Drug Co with notary Gloria A Warlan County Mendocino. Commission expires March 3 1965.
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Dry-Eyed Problems and the Personnel Director
Letters to Ann Landers discuss a personnel director blamed for so called crying at work and harsh treatment. A veteran shares office turmoil from 35 years, while others advise on handling failed marriages and telling children about previous marriages with careful timing to avoid later hurt.
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Test Your Bridge Sleuthing In Alfred Sheinwold Column
Bridge readers are guided through a crime themed hand where two criminals emerge from misplays. The article analyzes tricks, reveals errors by South and West, and offers a practical approach to counting winners and planning defense.
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Aries to Pisces Horoscope Today From Stoney Omara
For March 15 the column offers guidance across signs with emphasis on practical actions and self awareness. It highlights collaboration value, calm handling of attention, personal expression, home matters, creativity, and travel potential while warning against rash claims and self doubt.
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Sagittarius
Capricorn
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