Dear Abby Advice Columns from 1965 Public Letters
A chaotic Dear Abby column fragment includes inquiries about a college rendezvous, moral questions to a mortician, and a 14 year old seeking guidance on spin the bottle. It references a 1965 syndicate setup and reader letters about nerves and forgiveness.
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Abby
Vietnam Will Keep Soviet U S Relations Frozen Says Red Writer
A Soviet analyst states that despite a general policy of coexistence with the West the USSR will keep U S relations frozen because of the Vietnam War. He warns peaceful coexistence is vain if imperialist powers threaten socialist countries.
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North
Mistrial Declared in Assault Case in Frederick County
Judge Elliott Marshall declared a mistrial in Commonwealth v. Donald Eugene McFarland, charged with rape. A new trial is set for March 30 in Frederick County Circuit Court. bond remains $5,000. The case follows a prior trial where jurors could not reach a verdict.
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Donald Eugene McFarland
Frederick County
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Garland T. Williams
Bartley
Peter K. McKee
Marshall
McFarland
Winchester
Goldwater Learns Tuba For Christmas Bet
The 1964 Republican candidate Barry Goldwater reportedly learned to play Silent Night on the tuba to win a bet with his sister in law. A Christmas gift of a tuba followed, and a family member noted he played Silent Night on the instrument.
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Penzance
England
Harold Wilson
Scilly Isles
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Giles
Pone
Republic
Tto
Goldwater
Fans in Cornfield May Boost Illinois Harvest
University of Illinois researchers test if fans blowing air and CO2 over corn plants increase yield. Last season the fans operated day and night during ear filling, comparing tasseled plants with unexposed ones. no conclusions yet.
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Urbana, Ill
University of Illinois
Scorpion Sting Described as Painful Yet Mild to Humans
The scorpion uses a poisonous stinger for defense and to strike insect prey. The wound from the poison causes pain in humans but typically has no serious consequences.
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