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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
3
Summer safety tips for families emphasize keeping a well stocked medicine chest and a second travel kit. It urges labeling medical details, checking for old prescriptions, and stocking first aid supplies, cold compresses, antiseptic powder, and a guidebook. It explains bee and wasp stings, splinters, sprains, and basic treatment steps for common summer injuries.
Washington UPI report says Mrs John F Kennedy and her two children will move from Cape Cod to Hammer Smith Farm in Newport Rhode Island next week. They will stay with her mother, then relocate to New York by end of September. Her Washington home and Wexford estate are up for sale. Government will cover moving costs until September.
Miss Turnure describes pre training for Girl Scout leaders at Tanglewood Camp in Albuquerque. Karen Tag and Susie Pierce head Brownie unit with Jane Greiner and Pet Tice aiding. Mrs Kennedy plans move to New York. Kennedy house draws tourists as Kennedy family vacationes in Hyannisport. Mrs Robertson directs camp with Judy Dilts as business manager.
Hoosier school boards gather for Indiana School Boards Association Workshop at Purdue University Memorial Center and Graduate House on July 28 for a one day review of challenges in school governance with participation from 100 to 125 board members.
A report outlines plans for a four million dollar Illinois factory with associated education and school board discussions. It notes keynote speakers on school governance and community relations, with sessions led by university and state educators. County improvements and a crossing incident in Libertyville are also mentioned.
Andersen Lions Club meets at noon today at the YMCA with William L. Peck as program chairman. A film titled Indiana Outdoors will be shown.
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