Should she tell boyfriend about her past to him
A reader asks how much of her past to disclose to a serious new partner. Abby advises honesty if asked, but not to reveal every detail. suggest framing truth with boundaries and mutual trust. A social worker urges counseling for a girl whose child is raised by parents. Abby leans toward minister or doctor guidance and possible counseling. Service wife seeks help. Abby notes Family Services and Red Cross as bases aid, inviting letters for a personal reply.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
J.T.C
Family Services
RED Cross
Virginia Justice Budget Tops 203 Million in Two-Year Plan
Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr. proposed a $203 million two year justice budget emphasizing apprehension, trial, rehabilitation and punishment of violators. The plan includes $119 million from the general fund, $67.9 million for a new law enforcement administration, raises for top judges, and 25 more state police positions plus new courts and facilities.
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Richmond
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Godwin
Law Enforcement Administration
Fedral Crime Control and Safe Streets
Virginia Supreme Court
Young Farmers Elect New Officers at James Wood High
The James Wood High School Young Farmers Association elected Kenneth McDonald as president with John Marker as vice president Ricky Fahnestock as secretary and Mark Edmondson as treasurer. Dr L D Brown from Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory spoke on new fruit production practices and winter meetings will feature a statewide discussion on agricultural chemicals sponsored by the State Board of Education. Plans were set for attending the State Young Farmers Convention in Roanoke on February 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Farmers Association
James Wood High School
Kenneth McDonald
John Marker
Ricky Fahnestock
Mark Edmondson
L.D. Brown
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
State Board of Education
Roanoke
Contempt Trial Looms For McSurelys Over Subversion Case
Alan and Margaret McSurely confront a contempt of Congress trial in Kentucky tied to alleged subversion. Their long legal saga includes sedition charges dropped as unconstitutional, a dynamited home, and a federal suit for damages, with appeals seeking delay or dismissal of the new hearing.
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Grantiude
Kentucky
Alan
Margaret McSurely
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Congress
McSurelys
Pike County
U.S
Senate Investigations
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Nashville
Tenn
McSurely
McClellan
Committee
Supreme Court
Ship Still Quarantined Over Oronsay in Vancouver
Vancouver officials keep the luxury liner Oronsay in port amid typhoid fears. Deputy medical officer Dr George Mott warns a premature departure could create a floating typhoid bomb while 34 cases are investigated and 1 500 passengers and crew undergo tests for possible carrier sources.
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Vancouver
B.C
City
George Mott
George Turner
P&o Lines (North America) Ltd
Dr. Mott
P&o
Mott
Easter Seal Society Invites Public Meeting in Arlington
The Northern Virginia Chapter of the Easter Seal Society invites the public to attend a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the War Memorial Building. A spokesman says the program includes a review of Easter Seal activities and the formation of the new Easter Seal Board.
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Northern Virginia
The
Easter Seal Society
War Memorial
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