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October 18, 1958
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Richardson
October 6, 1962
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Paris
October 6, 1956
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Paris
June 1, 1957
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John Dempsey
November 4, 1961
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Bill Yates
November 15, 1958
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Harry Mace
April 9, 1960
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The opening ‘toon (and at bottom) by Mace shows the distraction problems technology was causing 60+ years ago. My personal favorite here is # 5 down by John Dempsey. “Care to tell me about it, son?” I can only wonder the reason myself. Must be bad enough.