Dear Abby Advice From a 1960s Column Reprint
A reader describes a deceitful 13 year old daughter and seeks guidance. Abby urges psychiatric evaluation to distinguish a phase from a potential ongoing issue, warning about manipulation and danger to animals. The column also covers letters about face lifting, a bench warmer baseball player, and a story of a grandmother’s dress gift, concluding with Abby’s mailing address and options for a booklet.
Senior Citizens Summer Picnic at Exchange Shelter
The Senior Citizens Club invites members and visitors to a 6:30 p.m. picnic at the Exchange Shelter this evening. Bring a covered dish. the club furnishes the rest. Transportation contacts are 662-0038 662-8147 or 662-3769. Menu highlights include Chicken Salad, Pecan Pie, and Citrus Salad with grapes and oranges.
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Senior Citizens Club
Exchange Shelter
Hawthorne Garden Club Picnic Lunch at Mrs Edward Lawrence’s
The Hawthorne Garden Club meets Thursday at 12 30 pm for an informal picnic lunch at 469 Fairmont Ave the home of Mrs Edward Lawrence. The exhibit is Magic Moon a crescent design of fresh plant material Arrangements to be brought to the 12 30 pm meeting The program is a workshop members need not bring materials.
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Hawthorne Garden Club
Edward Lawrence
Fairmont Ave
Kindergarten At Kernstown Opens At Church
The Kernstown Methodist Church will run a weekday kindergarten for five year olds in the new education building starting September 12. Registration is extended to August 15. Teachers are Mrs. Marcella Ritter and Mrs. Dorothy Russell. Parents may contact Mrs. Joann Michael at 662-8403 to enroll.
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Kernstown
House Votes On Military Spending Bill
Washington reports the House will vote on a compromise military spending bill totaling 17.4 billion dollars with a 3.2 percent pay raise for service members. The package exceeds administration requests by 553.9 million and includes contested items McNamara did not seek such as a nuclear frigate, a second frigate, Nike X antimissile development, and faster bomber work. The pay raise is estimated at 350 million dollars in its first year.
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Washington
House
Uniformed Services
Senate
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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Fairfax approves GMU expansion plan for 450 acres
Fairfax County Planning Commission gave preliminary approval to a 450 acre growth plan for George Mason College. Localities may contribute about $3 million. GMU, now a two year school with 580 students on 150 acres, could become a four year institution by 1985 per 1966 General Assembly action.
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Fairfax
Fairfax County Planning Commission
George Mason College
General Assembly
Yellowstone Park stamp marks first day issue for Parkscape USA
Ceremonies at Yellowstone National Park on August 25 celebrate the first day issue of a new National Park Service stamp. The design features the Parkscape U.S.A. symbol with three V-shaped elements and three black circles, highlighted as the key design feature.
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Yellowstone National Park
National Park Service of the Interior Department
Parkscape
U.S.A
Virginia School Projects Receive Over 680000 Reserved Funds
The Office of Education reserved more than 680000 for three Prince William County construction projects. Senator A Willis Robertson announced allocations of 240250 for Nokesville Elementary, 261400 for Occoquan Elementary, and 185225 for Jennie Dean School in Manassas.
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Washington
Office of Education
Prince William County
A. Willis Robertson
Dva
Nokesville
Occoquan
Jennie Dean
Manassas
Grenada Civil Rights Tension Between SCLC and SNCC
In Grenada Mississippi a divide over nonviolence erupts as SCLC and SNCC clash in strategy. Rev Hosea Williams leads boycotts and suits while Stokely Carmichael with SNCC asserts militant tactics and patience until marchers tire. Police fortify streets around the rally at a Negro church.
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Grenada
Miss
Hosea Williams
Martin Luther
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Williams
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Carmichael
SNCC
SCLC
King’s
Police de Rtment
High Ay
Murder Trial Moves Into Second Day In West Virginia
In KINGWOOD, W Va AP the murder trial of Mrs Vonda Jean Mullenax enters day two as the state contends the 33 year old mother of nine poisoned her husband with arsenic strangled him and burned his body Prosecutor Neil Reed outline the case in opening remarks revealing evidence publicly for the first time The defendant is charged with slaying Ray Mullenax 44 on or about Dec 22 at the couple s rural home about 10 miles from the town About 200 spectators filled the small courtroom for one of the county s most sensational murder trials
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Kingwood
W. Va
Vonda Jean Mullenax
Neil Reed
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