Dear Abby columns on marriage debts and attention seeking
A 1964 Dear Abby column set discusses a worried wife advising a husband to come clean on unpaid taxes and debts, and a reader asking how to gain a boyfriend’s attention. Advice covers self accountability, potential consequences, and steps to prompt action within a week.
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Tuition Grants Under New Attack in Surry County
In Surry County Virginia Negro attorneys urge the federal court to ban tuition grants tied to desegregation. The brief argues the grants keep the white private school as a public institution and block desegregation efforts. The case seeks to reopen the county white school and end the grant program.
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Richmond
Surry County
U. S. District Court
Surry
John D. Butzner Jr
Federal District Court
Samuel Ticker
Henry Marsh
Surry County Educational Foundation
Board of Supervisors
Butzner
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Mattress Production Was Excellent Amusing
New York AP reports CBS aired a 90 minute television adaptation of Once Upon a Mattress starring Carol Burnett. The program preserved the princess tale but suited adult audiences, with Burnett given strong singing and comic opportunities while actor Jackett nearly stole the show as the mute king.
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New York
Garol Burnett
CBS
Miss Burnett
Jackett
De Gaulle Skips D Day Anniversary Amid Tense Alliance Legacy
Paris reports France will host a Normandy observance with no De Gaulle attendance or Pompidou participation. British American leaders and allied officials will lead ceremonies from Sword to Juno beaches with delegations from Britain Canada Belgium Holland and Norway present.
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Paris
Normandy
D-Day
Charles Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
de Gaull
Britain
United States
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
de Gaulle
Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Pompidou
Jean Sainteny
Veterans Affairs
Raymond
Triboulet
Charles Ailleret
Armed Forces
Omar N. Bradley
President Johnson
Cyrus R. Vance
Defense
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Macshen B. Ridgway
Canada
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sword
Juno
Omaha
Stump The Stars Puts On Entertaining Fantasy Amid Ads
A theater production blends magic and witty dialogue with lively dancing and charming music. The show suffers from frequent long commercial interruptions that break the mood and derail the audience, as sponsored pitches interrupt the royal storyline.
Reynaud regrets lack of respect for Allies in radio remarks
Former French premier Paul Reynaud, in a recent radio interview, criticized the erosion of respect for the Allies to whom France owes its liberty, recalling the nation’s wartime cooperation and debt to those who helped secure victory.
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Beach
Paul Reynaud
Stars to Guide Orbiting Lab from 1960s Mission
The unmanned NASA observatory will orbit Earth at 500 miles, using stars as navigational aids. It carries a device to transform light into electric currents, processed into signals to guide the craft. Engineer Philip Schlueter of Sylvania Electric Products explains the system. The lab stores cosmic observations for later downlink to ground stations.
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Needham
Mass
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Philip Schlueter
Schlueter
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
Worth the Risk
Louisville. J R McAfee recalls a time when a young girl rode to church on a horse and was left suspended in her dress caught in the saddle. He warned teenagers to look away or risk being struck blind as one boy joked about peeking.
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Louisville
J.R. McAfee
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