Retraction over telephone magazine scam script revealed
The The Yonse Evening Journal retracts calling a subscriber's phone request a fraud after confirming a Keystone Readers Service solicitation by William Reid. It presents the exact script and contract used to obtain magazines, noting no fraud intent while offering readers the chance to judge any misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Reid, Jr
Keystone Readers Service
Mr. Reid
Keystone Reader’s Service
Keystone
Keystone Readers Service Contract Guarantee
A dated copy shows a subscription offer for five magazines at 4.50 monthly for 30 months with a 6,000 cash bond claim. Side two promises delivery within 30 to 60 days and assurance of continued magazines though first payment may occur before receiving all copies.
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O. K
Taw
Keystone Reader’s Service
Abby
Harry
Dear Abby column letters reveal ring swap and nursing home visit
Abigail Van Buren addresses three reader questions from a service member about a fiancée swapping a diamond ring for a nicer one and an Australian dancer widow’s costly lessons. A 13-year-old scout reports bringing joy to nursing home residents, noting the elderly value companionship and homemade flowers.
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Abby
States
Yeon Abby Urges Nursing Home Visits Harsh Words From Teen
A column invites readers to visit local nursing homes noting each resident is someone’s grandparent. It features a Teenage advocate’s confidential message from Hartford and a call to write to Abby in Los Angeles for a personal reply or booklet for one dollar.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Cal
British French clash ends in tie in 1962 European bridge
In the European championship match between Great Britain and France, North-South reached four spades. Peter Swinnerton-Dyer and Ken Barbour defended with precise discards and ruffs to force a tied result as the second table mirrored the outcome.
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Great Britain
France
Peter Swinnerton-Dyer
Ken Barbour
West
King
Declarer
East
South
Res Syndicate, Inc
Bachelor marries at age of 127
Bearded Syed Shah Hussain Sanyasi from Liaquatabad Pakistan marries at 127 years old claiming belief in lifelong devotion. The groom says the union marks a spiritual bond beyond age, while family members note the ceremony followed local customs and attracted local attention.
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Liaquatabad
Pakistan
UPI
Syed Shah Hussain Sanyasi
Hopeful union as 127 year old Sanyasi marries 38 year old divorcee
Sanyasi reputed to be 127 years old ends a long bachelorhood by marrying Kaniz Fatima, a 38 year old divorcee. The ceremony, held at the bride's home and led by a priest, draws large crowds. The groom wears a scarlet turban and white robe as the couple leaves for home.
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Sanyasi
Kaniz Fatima
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Matthew
Reid
K.R.S. Network
Mutual Broadcasting Television Company
Kansas City
Look Magazine
Life Magazine
Redbook
Good Housekeeping
Ladies Home Journal
Field & Stream
Mechanix Illustrated
Argosy
P. O
Central Registry Bureau
The
Magazine Publishers Association
New York, N.Y
Abigail van Buren
G. I
G. L
Yeon Abby
Hartford
Tyrone Edward
VIPER
Larkin
Joe
Liz Preston
Mister Duffy
Liz
MR. Dithers
B. Jay Becker
North East South West
Munsingwear
Klein
Clarence Logan
Robert Logan
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