Teens Back Kennedy But Won’t Enlist Says Survey
A nationwide Teen opinion survey shows 93 percent of boys and 94 percent of girls back Kennedy’s Cuba quarantine decision. Only 23 percent of boys and 10 percent of girls say invasion would be right. Many youths view Kennedy as a Western hero and see Russia backing down in the crisis.
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Gilbert Rale
Kennedy
Cuba
Olga Duluprin
Philadelphia
Joyce Gacey
Hartford
U. S
Martin Bickman
Boston
David A. Boyd
Macon
Russia
Eileen Alt
Milwaukee
America
Young Australian Delegate Tonia Moffat at UN Assignment
Tonia Moffat of Australia becomes the youngest delegate on the UN Administrative Budgetary Committee, a 24 year old from Melbourne who studied German and political science at the University of Melbourne. She will spend three months at the UN then Bonn and Tel Aviv assignments, noting the pay gap for women in the foreign service and weighing a long term career in diplomacy.
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United Nations
Tonia
University of Melbourne
Bonn University
Australia
Department of External Affairs
Australian Mis
Sion
Foreign Service
Bonn
Tel Aviv
Israel
Woman Disc Peddler in Role All Her Own
CHATTANOOGA Polly Muhleman a saleswoman offers psychiatry services by mail in a catalogue Her unique venture markets a psychiatrist through mail order and she claims to be the only woman worldwide to do so The piece notes the unusual nature of the venture and Muhleman’s bold approach.
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Polly Muhleman
Nat Winston
Chattanooga
Muhleman
Lookout Mountain
Pen Pals Explore Mutual Hobbies Across Borders
The People to People Hobbies Committee runs an international letter exchange linking Cuban and American students and others worldwide. Readers share stamps, photography, autograph collecting, and even radio and TV hobby projects, while adults like Polly Muhleman and Don Sellers offer mail order music lessons.
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Sancti Spiritus
Cuba
Europe
Asia
Africa
Central
South America
Carlos
Abraham Rodriguez
Havana
Nurses urged to wear slacks in operating rooms
London report covers Dr. Andrew Tindall Glasgow University anaesthetist urging nurses to wear tight drain-pipe slacks and jerkin jackets instead of skirts at conferences. He criticizes theater cleanliness and attire, jokes about flies and chirping ventilators, calls for surgeons to bathe, and questions glove effectiveness.
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London
Andrew Tindall
Glasgow University
Britain
Royal College of Nursing
Tindall
Eith
Worldly Groom Alexandra Lindley Trails in Stable Style
Alexandra Lindley works as personal valet to Mister Softee the European jumping champion, combining life among horses with a taste for travel. She joined the British Equestrian Team in Rome, followed tours through Nice, Lucerne, Venice, and more, and plans to show in Tokyo in 1964 as an Olympic prospect.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Alexandra
England
David Broom
Rome
Mister Softee
David Barker
Nice
Lucerne
Venice
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Eri Lindley
Fast Draw King Says All Men Want to Be Cowboys
Joe Bodrie known as the fastest gun alive travels to fairs and rodeos for fast-draw performances. He argues the urge to be a cowboy drives growing clubs, warns the act is dangerous not a sport, and recalls world record time of 0.17 seconds. Bodrie helped actors and trained police while planning a TV series with John Bromfield on Jack London writings.
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Little Rock
Ark
Joe Bodrie
Bodrie
Bodine
John Bromfield
Jack London
Bromfield
Hugh O’brien
Wyatt Larp
James Arness
Gunsmoke
James Garner
Maverick
Students Recreate Colonial Dinner in Modern Class
In St. Louis Bayless Senior High School students in an American History class staged a colonial meal in the home economics department. They prepared baked ham beef stew pye and bread with butter churned and ice cream turned by hand to study past cooking methods.
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Gilbert Youth Service
ST. Louis
Bayless Senior High School
Vision Institute estimates most people need glasses
The Better Vision Institute says nearly seven of ten people need glasses and about three of those seven have outdated prescriptions or none at all.
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Better Vision Institute
Anneliese Kirks Story of Nine Years in East German Prisons
BERLIN Anneliese Kirks now 30 recounts nine years in East German jails for opposing communism. She was arrested after aiding a man fleeing to West Berlin and spent time in Goerlitz and Halle prisons, with solitary confinement and coercive labor. She was released in 1957, deported to West Berlin, and now runs a photo exhibit at Bernauerstrasse.
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John 0. Koehler
Berlin
Anneliese Kirks
East Germany
Anneliese
East Berlin
West
People’s Police
West Berlin
SSD
State Security Service
Saxony
Association of Victims of
Goerlitz
Halle
West Germany
Committee of Free Jurists
Bernauerstrasse
Boys Outnumber Them 300 to 1 at Brooklyn Polytechnic Dance
New York report notes Brookyln Polytechnic Institute with 18 girls in a 5300 student body. nine freshmen reportedly went stag to the annual dance as the girls complain of being overlooked.
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Gilbert Youth Research
New York
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
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