Monday, October 1, 1962 ยท Page 4

Don't quote me

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I was misquoted.

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Why d[illegible] people [illegible] print [illegible]?

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I [illegible] happens.

If you [illegible] off just a while longer I [illegible] you [illegible] first story.

Enclosed [illegible] will find a picture and [illegible] written about my [illegible] wedding.

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If you [illegible] printed [illegible] like I gave it to [illegible] talked about [illegible] and you asked me for the story your readers would have understood it better.

Don't p[illegible] how much money was taken [illegible] an undetermined amount [illegible].

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And f[illegible] at the end of the day after the paper [illegible] have [illegible] the [illegible] telephone [illegible].

Hello [illegible] the [illegible] po[illegible].

Hello, replies the friendly voice. I j[illegible] wanted to c[illegible]l to say how much I enjoyed tonight's newspaper.

The pictures printed so clearly. I really liked those front page stories, the interesting and newsy society page, and agree very much with your editorials.'

Thanks, honey, says the news man. What's for supper tonight?'