Dear Abby: Lacking respect and a troubling husband
A reader asks if her husband’s attention seeking and inappropriate behavior signal a larger problem. Abby suggests building his ego at home and notes his need for laughs may reflect deeper issues, advising to seek affection at home and consider healthier dynamics.
Serpent House Owner Bites King Cobra at Serpentarium
Miami ap reports William E Haast owner of the Miami Serpentarium was bitten by a king cobra while extracting venom in front of 145 spectators. He was rushed to Variety Children's Hospital and given massive serum doses. this was his 79th bite but first by a king cobra.
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Miami
Fla
William E. Haast
Haast
Serpentarium
Variety Children’s Hospital
Fall hats crochet pattern sale from Winchester Evening Star
Pattern 7176 offers puffy mohair or wool hats with or without brims. Thirty five cents plus 10 cents per additional pattern. Order by mail to Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dept New York 11. 1963 show features smocked accessories and over 200 designs plus free pattern. send 25 cents.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Miss International Beauty Tania Verstak Declines Royal Robes
Long Beach California AP report says Tania Verstak, 21, Miss International Beauty, declines touring as queen and lucrative film offers. She plans to return to Australia to aid refugees and study English and psychology, funding her father’s insulation business and pursuing refugee work.
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Long Beach
Calif
Tania Verstak
Australia
Sydney
Tania
Lovely
Tientsin
China
Miss Verstak
Oscar Meinhart
Sydney University
Switzerland
Widow, 74, Lost Four Days Found Alive in Mountains
Verna Ammons a 74 year old widow from Maryville Tennessee was found alive after four days missing in the mountains near Old Fort North Carolina She survived on wild berries and leaves and was located by searchers leaning against a tree halfway up Youngs Ridge near the Highlands Hospital in Asheville.
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Old Fort
N.C
Four Minor Blazes Kept Local Firemen Busy
Fire crews from Round Hill Gainesboro and Gore battled four small blazes over the weekend. A grass fire at Wilde Acres was extinguished at 5 15 p m with no serious damage. A porch roof on 215 S Loudoun St suffered minor damage from a cigarette caused ignition.
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Round Hill
Gainesboro
Gore
Wilde Acres
S. Loudoun St
Kern Motor Co
Loudoun
Mommouth
John H. Enders Fire Co
Berryville
Liberty St
Benjamin Page, Jr
Afghans Return to College Fashion This Fall
Colorful knit and crochet afghan squares gain popularity in campus dorms and shopping trips. The revival reflects a pioneer spirit of self making with cowls coats sweaters and throws. Instructions for knitting are available from the National Hand Knitting Yarn Association in New York.
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Granny
National Hand Knitting Yarn Association
E. 26Th St
New York City
Move to Open Warren County High School Desegregation Hearing
Federal Judge John Paul will hear August 29 arguments on a move to admit all Negro applicants to Warren County High School. NAACP attorney Samuel W. Tucker seeks to end unequal criteria and end segregated zoning under a 1959 desegregation plan.
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Front Royal
John Paul
Warren County High School
NAACP
Samuel W. Tucker
Paul
Criser High School
Tucker
Harrisonburg
John S. Battle Jr
Charlottesville
William J. Phillips
Warren County
Moundsville’s Pride in WVU Freshman Prospects
Three leading sophomore prospects from West Virginia's 1962 team hail from Moundsville Milt Clegg Ed Pastilong and Tom Yeater. Coach Gene Corum praises their high school unit and declares stronger trio than any other.
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West Virginia
Moundsville
Milt Clegg
Ed Pastilong
Tom Yeater
Gene Corum
Ft Collier Farms Shows Champion At Holstein Event
Ft Collier Farms of Winchester captured grand champion and senior champion female at the third annual Northern Valley Holstein Show held at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. About 75 entries from multiple counties competed in 20 classes judged by Prof. Paul M. Reaves. The Premier Breeder Award went to Ft. Collier Farms for top points among breeding animals.
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Fred Stine
Julian Everly
Farm Credit Office
Northern Valley
Mr. Stine
Ft. Collier Farms
Ft. Collier Farms of
Winchester
Farmers Livestock Exchange
David Sours
William H. Logan and Son
Pine Haven Farm
Woodstock
Ft. Collier Farm
A. D. Payne
David Seurs
Clarke County
Ft. Collier
John O. Hardesty and Son
H. Ralph Fields
Centerfield Farms
Loudoun County
John O. Hardesty and
W. C. Cole
Shadow Lawn Farm
Back-To-School Fashions Shown In Clo thes Closet Show
Mary Evans reports an informal fall fashions showing at The Clothes Closet and Wonders Inc where teens viewed current styles. Models includes Elizabeth Lacy Sandy Russell Linda Custer Betsy Goodwin and Cheryle DeHaven in knit suits corduroys coats shifts and skirts as popular and classic ensembles were displayed with man-made fur coats and leopard print glamour.
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Clothes Closet
Wonder's Inc
Elizabeth Lacy
Sandy Russell
Linda Custer
Betsy Goodwin
Cheryle DeHaven
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