Frankton Girls Collect Stamps To Help Starving Children
Frankton High School Tri-Hi-Y clubs collect used six cent stamps to fund milk for starving Indian children. Teresa Mahoney led the drive with help from her grandmother and a Marion collection center. Proceeds fund relief efforts including overseas service and Appalachia bundles.
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Guess Who's No Time Tops Anderson Herald Youth Chart
The Anderson Herald Accent on Youth Top Ten Record Survey ranks Guess Who's No Time at number one this week. Venus by Shocking Blue drops from the top last week to fourth, while Dionne Warwick and Tom Jones appear with I’ll Never Fall In Love Again and Without Love in positions two and three.
From Top Ten Charts: IT Want You Back and More
The list shows IT Want You Back by the Jackson Five at rank 3, Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin at rank 5, Blowin Away by the Fifth Dimension not in last week's top ten, and Don't Cry Daddy by Elvis Presley at rank 9.
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Madison Heights High grants summer baccalaureate option
For the first time mid term graduates may return for June baccalaureate and commencement at Madison Heights High. Six students Stephanie Hofer Earlie Dix Kathy Imel Bill Lawson Glenna Montgomery and Barbara Williams completed all requirements and may attend robed exercises but not required for diplomas. They cannot join other Senior Week activities. Small crates of canned fruit and supplies like moleskin and footpowder were packed and shipped.
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Robert E. Collier
Stephanie Hofer
Earlie Dixon
Kathy Imel
Bill Lawson
Glenna Montgomery
Barbara Williams
Britain loses 600 million yearly to alcoholism absenteeism
London reports the National Council on Alcoholism estimates about 600 million dollars in annual losses from job absenteeism linked to alcohol use.
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London
Britain
National Council On Alcoholism
Smoke Causes Death in Jeffersonville Fire
Clark County Coroner Edwin M. Coots Sr. says smoke inhalation killed 37-year-old James C. Hooker found dead in his burning Jeffersonville residence. Investigators believe Hooker was smoking in bed prior to the fire.
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Churchill's Chartwell draws 136,463 visitors in 1965
The Chartwell estate in Kent attracted 136,463 visitors last year as the home of the late Sir Winston Churchill.
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London
Sir Winston Churchill
Chartwell
Kent
MINT DIRECTION WASHINGTON
The United States Mint once reported to the secretary of state and became a separate agency in 1799, marking its formal establishment as an independent government entity.
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Washington
Secretary of State
West German Army Faces Social Crisis Says Lt General
Lt General Albert Schnez warns the West German army suffers from a crisis of authority and low civilian standing after 13 years since demobilization. He cites reform of the army and society, limits on NCO discipline, and objections to bearing arms as core issues.
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Outdoor Camping Gains Popularity Across America
Outdoor camping emerges as a growing leisure choice in the United States due to low costs and affordable sites near Sun Valley Idaho and Yellowstone National Park. The piece advises beginners on essential gear from tents and sleeping bags to folding cots, stoves, and lighting, plus safety tips about primitive areas.
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UPI
United States
Sun Valley
Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Maxi coats raise shoplifting fears in Britain
Britain's Store Detectives warn that ankle length maxicoats conceal stolen items from clothes to bulky electronics. The agency urges vigilance in big stores and across 11,000 small shopkeeper members. Fashion houses say the maxi coat trend is here to stay.
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Transit Losses From Livestock Shipments Hit Chicago
Losses totaling about 25 million dollars annually stem from the death or serious injury of livestock shipped to packing centers in the Chicago area, underscoring freight and handling risks.
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Chicago
Land Released to Crops as Tractors Replace Horses
Kansas City reports an estimated 55 million acres of U S farm land freed for food crops due to the broad shift from horse power to tractors, signaling a major change in agricultural practice.
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Kansas City
U.S
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