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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1964

Page

3

Dear Abby Let It Ride Column Fragment

A fragmented Dear Abby column excerpt discusses relationship issues including women treated poorly by partners, guilt dynamics, and a reader seeking advice about love and fidelity. The text references a confiding note to Annapolis and mentions a published booklet with dating tips.

Nation's Cigarette Firms Adopt Advertising Code

Nine leading cigarette companies with over 99 percent of U S production agreed to a new advertising code to curb teen targeting. An administrator will enforce rules including a $100 000 fine for violators and mandatory clearance of all ads, with ads banned on college campuses and free samples prohibited. The code requires models over 25 and places the office in New York while awaiting Justice Department antitrust review.

New York United States U.S. Sur Con General Justice Department

Methodists Hear Appeal To End Segregation

Pittsburgh delegates open the 1964 General Conference as Rev. Robert A. Raines urges eradicating racial segregation in the Central Jurisdiction. Dr. W. Astor Kir calls broader action to end segregation from national to local churches.

Pittsburgh Philadelphia Robert A. Raines First Methodist Church German Town Ists Ist W. Astor Kir General Board of Christian Social Concerns Washington

Limb On The Line Turns To Tree Limb Catch

Tampa fisherman Charles Bailey went fishing on Hills borough River but his lure snagged a tree branch. He pulled free and the limb broke off, leaving Bailey with an hour of action before landing a waterlogged tree limb as his only catch.

Tampa Fla Charles Chip) Bailey Hillsborough River Bailey

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