Dear Abby: Farming talk at breakfast and more
Dear Abby answers readers on farm life radio topics and a dating dispute about small men versus tall men. Advice covers farmers early chores, radio content, and relationship missteps with a reader seeking guidance on ending a rekindled pen pal romance.
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PTA Aims Full Program For Disadvantaged Youths
Portland AP The National Congress of Parents and Teachers launches a three year action plan to aid economically and socially deprived children. The program targets 12 million members in 47 000 PTAs with efforts including nurseries kindergartens day care guidance counseling stay in school campaigns and updated vocational education.
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Clifford N. Jenkins
New York City
Printed Pattern 4852 for Misses Sizes 10–18
The ad offers two outfits from pattern 4852 including slim and gored skirts and a ring collar jacket. Choose print or tweed cotton with varied sleeve lengths. Order by mail to Anne Adams in New York with 50 cents per pattern plus 10 cents postage, include name, address, zone, sie and style number.
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Engagement Party Etiquette and Seating Timing
A reader asks about hosting an engagement party for a future couple and whether the event should be announced by the girl's parents. The guidance: host a celebration but let the parents make the announcement in newspapers, and for seating before a church wedding the parents should be seated one to two minutes prior.
Pleasant Grove News Briefs Highlights Local Fellowship
The Pleasant Grove Adult Fellowship met at Curtis and Mrs Spaid's home with Mrs John Coryell as leader. A Mother's Day program featured readings poems and songs. Attendees included the Coryells Lee Spaid Oates Clark Lambert and others. Visitors and hospital updates noted for local families and neighbors.
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John Coryell
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Kathy
Howard Lambert
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John Clark
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Charles
Berkeley Springs
Winc
Fred Youngblood
Oakley Catlett
Ray Lee
Allen Miller
Minnie Miller
Baltimore
Clark Miller
Jesse Shingleton
Augusta
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Viola Carpenter
Buck
Tommy
Bobby
Oakley
Catlett
Irving Unger
Executive Ralph Heymsfeld Dies at 53 in Woodmere
Ralph T. Heymsfeld 53 a former executive vice president and director of Schenley Industries Inc died Saturday in Woodmere N Y His career included top leadership roles at the liquor company and its parent organization.
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Woodmere
N. Y
Ralph T. Heymsfeld
Schenley Industries Inc
Kennedy fills Madison Square Garden twice in weekend tour
President Kennedy drew crowds at Madison Square Garden over a weekend, boosting the Democratic Party and dedicating a $40 million housing project. He traveled with his father, Joseph Kennedy, who is recovering from a stroke, and Marilyn Monroe performed at a birthday tribute. Tickets ranged from 10 to 1000 dollars, aiding party funds as the dedication drew about 20 000 people.
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Kennedy
Madison Square Garden
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Monroe
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Sargent Shriver
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West Side
Con gress Candidate Philip Richie Dies of Heart Attack
Xenia Ohio AP reports Philip John Richie 38 former Democratic nominee for Congress in Ohio's 7th District died Sunday from a heart attack after winning the May 8 primary nomination.
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Philip John Richie
Disillusioned Ex Citizen Returns From Soviet Union
Robert Webster, 33, who gave up U.S. citizenship in 1959 to work in Moscow, arrives in Zelienople after defecting in 1959. He seeks work, hopes for reconciliation with his ex wife Martha, and plans to stay in America while renouncing his Soviet passport. Rand Corp. chief James Rand III says he will help find employment.
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Robert Webster
Soviet Union
Rand Corp
Moscow
James Rand III
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U.S.S.R
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Martha
eZlienople
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Leningrad
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20 Negro Children En Route to Hyannis
Two Negro mothers and 20 children were aboard buses from Little Rock to Hyannis in a move labeled reverse freedom rides. The group, sent by the Capital Citizens Council, included Victoria Bell and her 11 children and Lela Mae Williams with nine children.
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Hyannis
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Cape Cod
Capital Citizens Council
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Former Ontario Editor John O. Dies After Long Illness
John O. 48, former editor of Woodheidge News and the Times and Guide of Weston Ontario, died Saturday after a long illness. He served as editor at Woodheidge News and the Times and Guide in Weston.
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Weston
Budapest International Industry Fair Opens With Record Exhibits
Budapest opening day showcased 550 exhibits from 25 foreign countries symbolizing a strong international push. The fair program began Friday with official ceremonies and a pledge to boost trade and industry links.
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Budapest
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