DEAR ABBY Surprises Prompt Family Visit Conflicts
Dear Abby column discusses unannounced visits by in laws and parents. Letters reveal frustrations between those who welcome relatives and those who fear disrupted family life. The advice addresses boundaries, respect, and early communication to prevent lasting tension.
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Abby Seeks Letters in Care of This Address
A note requests letters to Abby with a stamped addressed envelope. It states she replies to all letters and asks correspondents to send mail to the specified in care of address.
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Abby
Temperature Not Only Cause Of Milk Slump
Dairy scientist Dr. W A Hardison from VPI says heat alone does not lower milk if cattle have ample feed. Night grazing rises with heat, improving milk yield. Good shade, fresh forage, and abundant water keep cows comfortable and productive, with a 50 pound daily milker needing 17 to 40 gallons daily.
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W. A. Hardison
VPI
Virginia
Louisana
Lack of Proof Frees Playboy In Mexico City
Brazilian playboy Pedro Pignatari is freed after Mexican authorities find no proof of adultery by Princess Ira of Hohenlohe. The prince seeks a divorce and custody of sons Cristobal and Alfon, amid a legal dispute and police involvement at a guarded hotel suite.
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Prince Alfonso Hohenlohe
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Esther Williams Special Delights Viewers and Sparks Ratings
NBC aired a water themed special featuring Esther Williams and Lamas with Williams showing swimming skills and water ballet. The segment drew Nielsen curiosity as Wrangler nabbed a top 20 rating for a time before being revealed as a Ford repeat.
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Wrangler
Ernie
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Railroad Head Thinks B and O Will Okay Merge
Walter J. Tuohy said in Baltimore that the Chesapeake and Ohio merger offer could win B&O stockholders over, with Switzerland and London noted as foreign interest and the New York Central also pressing a deal. He warned withdrawal was possible if the C&O cannot win acceptance. Tuohy urged confidence that the C&O would not move B&O business to Newport News if control passed.
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Tuohy
Switzerland
B&o
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Pants Snatcher Couldn't Steal First Base
Roanoke police say Eugene Benson stole at least 161 pairs of pants across Virginia and neighboring states by trying on pants then leaving with them. The incident led to his job loss in summer baseball and his prior notoriety in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania.
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Eugene Benson
Benson
Virginia
Willow Grove
Wytheville Baseman Released After Tryout Failure
A Wytheville entry’s baseman in the all Roslae Tepalaibies League failed to make the grade and was released from the roster.
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Wytheville
Tibet Refugees Continue to Enter India Says Nehru
New Delhi AP report notes Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament India receives about 1000 Tibetan refugees monthly. He urged international aid while rejecting socialist arguments.
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Nehru
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Tibet
India
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Wanted Madison letters sought for evaluation and payment
Attics may hold letters or handwritten materials of James Madison. Send or refer items to Walter Benjamin at 18 East 8th Street, New York 21, for evaluation and possible purchase.
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James Madison
United States
Walter
Benjamin Avrotharas
New York
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