Turkeys Impounded Over PCB Contamination Probe
Government inspectors check 50 000 Minnesota turkeys slaughtered for Thanksgiving for PCB contamination first found in summer chicken cases. Turkeys held at Swift Dairy & Poultry in Detroit Lakes from six or seven flocks by Peterson Bidding of Wadena as tests continue. Air conditioning sales in Alaska reach 133 room sized units in 1969.
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Washington
Minnesota
Swift Dairy & Poultry Company
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Swift & Company
Kenneth M. McEnroe
Meat and Poultry Inspection
Agriculture Department
Peterson Bidding
Wadena
McEnroe
Alaska
Nell's living arrangement ends as she leaves auntie
Abby columns recount Nell, 63, moving in with a well to do aunt and daughter who clash. friend suggests Nell remind Auntie she was invited as companion not housekeeper and depart. Other letters share dieting remarks, vacation honesty, and aging concerns with Abby offering simple replies and guidance.
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Chicago
Tritenme
M. V
Abby
Nell
Daughter
William Conrad Finds Fame on Cannon After Long Hiatus
William Conrad, veteran director turned actor, ended an 18 month vacation to land CBS television's Cannon. The 50 year old, once voice of Marshall Dillon, credits timing and luck for his star turn amid a youth dominated era. He now centers in a studio with his Moonraker boat, piano, and golf, aiming to make money and prove his acting chops.
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Conrad
CBS
Cannon
William Conrad
Hollywood
Matt Dillon
Bill
Warner Brothers
Needlecraft catalog and pattern prices advertised in 1960s style
Page promotes pattern 7350 sizes 2 12 and knit outfits for school and holidays. Includes Air Mail extra 25 cents and pattern mail order to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York. Lists various crochet knit books with prices from 50 cents to 1.00 and offers free patterns and gift books for the expressive generation.
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Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Super-splinter Bid Wins Four Hearts In Modern Bridge
Oswald and James Jacoby describe North's four hearts as a super-splinter showing no hearts and finalizing a path to slam. South uses Blackwood after the bid, ruffs hearts, clubs, and diamonds to claim the contract, discarding on dummy's diamonds.
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North
South
Blackwood
East
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Ontario
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Cal
Sione
Stuart M. Winchester
Equal Opportunity
Cynthia Lowry
Quinn Martin
Alice Brookes
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
West
N.T
Sanders
St Orr
Kentucky
Fred Chcken
Nichols Shopping Center
Colonel Sanders
Shenandoah
Valey
Nationa
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shenandoah National
Fdic
Amer
Tray
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