Dear Abby Advice Columns on Love and Responsibility
Readers share personal dilemmas spanning a husband who freeloads on repair work, a teen babysitter fearing late nights, and a wedding anniversary query. Abby replies that charity begins at home and urges firm boundaries, while advising the teen to refuse unsafe sittings and a spouse to seek paying work.
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Kennedy Tours Oklahoma Ranch Amid Military Message
President Kennedy addressed thousands at the Ker-Mac ranch at Big Cedar crossroads praising strength and commitments while showing interest in a cattle show including Kerr’s Angus bull Ker-Mac Marshall 47th. Oklahoma figures Kerr Monroney Edmondson and McGee attended with long ranching outfits.
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Big Cedar
Kerr
Mike Monroney
J. Howard Edmondson
Kennedy
Marshall
Dean A. McGee
Cattle, Oil and Uranium Enterprises
Oklahoma
Round Hill Plans Annual Meeting
The annual membership meeting of the Round Hill Community Fire Company is scheduled for November 16 at 1 p.m. in the fire hall. A covered dish supper precedes the meeting. Elections of officers and directors for the coming year are on the agenda. Roy Nester supplied records for the event with Bobby Davis and Lynn Scott appearing as a team.
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Round Hill Community Fire Company
Carolyn Edmunds
Patti Gosnell
Roy Nester
Bobby Davis
Lynn Scott
Five Clarke County students win prizes at Halloween party
Five Clarke County High School students won prizes at the Teen-Age Canteen Halloween Party Saturday evening. Bobby Davis and Charles Enders were judged best dressed among the boys. Winners among the girls were not listed in the readable text.
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Berryville
Clarke County High School
Bobby Davis
Charles Enders
New Hemorrhoid Treatment Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
Science reports a new healing substance called Bio-Dyne leading to shrinkage of hemorrhoids, relief from itching and pain, without surgery. Results claim piles become a problem no more, with Preparation H available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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Berlin Tensions Ease After Tank Standoff On Friedrichstrasse
Soviet and American tanks faced each other along the Friedrichstrasse crossing for 16 hours as East and West Berlin crews halted further incursions. Ambassador Thompson planned talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to press for end to restrictions on Allied rights, amid reports of a high-level decision on halting moves if East Germans avoided new restrictions.
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Friedrichstrasse
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Llewellyn E. Thompson, Jr
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
State Department
Lincoln White
United States
Thompson
Gromyko
Virginia toll reaches 669 after weekend traffic deaths
The Associated Press reports a 19 year old Delaware resident and an Eastern Shore man died weekend injuries plus six more fatalities raise Virginia highway toll to 669 for 1961, up from 609 a year ago. Victims include Raymond Reed 37 of Chincoteague and Leonard Shands 23 of Petersburg in multiple crashes across Accomack Wythe Chesterfield and other counties.
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Virginia
Raymond Reed
Chincoteague
Norfolk Hospital
Reed
Accomack County
Bruce Schmidt
Dover Park
Del
Richmond
South Hill
Schmidt
Wallace Darrow Felts
Wytheville
Ivanhoe
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Archie Odell Collins
Stuart
U. S. 220
Collinsville
Henry County
Petersburg
Leonard Shands
Richmond - Petersburg
Shands
Alvin William Lawhorn
Goodview
Vinton
Roanoke
Robert Andrew McKay
John D. Mayo
Newport News
Norfolk
William C. Bell
Hampton Hospital
Great Bridge
John Ernest Crookes
Culpeper County
George Albert Crookes
Michael Jerome Allen
Nancy Slistern Allen
Portsmouth
Boyce Firemen Sponsor Free Fire Prevention Film
The Boyce Volunteer Fire Co. will show a color sound free film on fire causes prevention and extinguishing at 8 15 p m Friday. Admission is free for residents of Boyce and surrounding areas.
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Boyce Volunteer Fire Co
Foreign Service Officer Vallon Dies in Dominican Republic
Edwin A. Vallon 51 longtime director of the Office of Caribbean and Mexican Affairs in the State Department collapsed and died of a heart attack in Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic. He became a Foreign Service officer in 1948 after service in several government agencies and was born in Syracuse New York.
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Foreign Service Officer
Washington
Edwin A. Vallon
State Department
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Vallon
Foreign Service
Syracuse
N.Y
Six Dead Six Missing In Storm Across Rocky Mountain States
A central storm left six dead and six missing as it dumped up to two feet of snow across Wyoming and Colorado. Winds up to 55 mph created eight foot drifts, with 53 trucks stalled on U.S. Highway 30 east of Rock Springs. Four deaths resulted from icy roads, while South Pass City logged more than 24 inches of snow isolating the town.
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Colorado
Rock Springs
Wyo
U.S. Highway 30
South Pass
West Yellowstone
Mont
Yellowstone National Park
Denver
Khrushchev’s Role Seen As Leader Of A Modern Soviet Machine
The piece argues Khrushchev remains leader but not a dictator, with a power balance shifting to a party driven machine. Molotov Malenkov and others opposed him over relaxation in foreign policy and domestic programs like the Virgin Lands, provoking intra party strife and public critique.
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Stalin
Khrushchev
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Empty John Gold house burns west of Paper Mill Road
Fire destroyed the old John Gold house between Paper Mill Road and Cedarmeade at about 10 15 p m Saturday. The cause is unknown. Russell Patterson owned the vacant property. Shawnee Fire Department assisted by Round Hill and Stephens City, with crews staying until 2 a m.
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John Gold
Cedarmeade
Russell Patterson
Round Hill
Stephens City
Shawnee
Dick Bond
Farmers and Merchants considers stock exchange with First Virginia
A corporate letter outlines a proposed exchange of Farmers and Merchants National Bank shares for First Virginia Corporation stock. Conditions include 80 percent shareholder approval, IRS tax ruling, Federal Reserve approval, and compliance with securities laws. The plan preserves local staff and aims to enhance community banking capabilities.
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Federal Internal Revenue Service
First Virginia
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
First Virginia Corporation
Old Dominion Bank
Arlington
Virginia
National Bank of
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
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