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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1962

Page

7

Britain’s Witches Boom Across English Cities

Brighton reports a surge of interest in witchcraft with hundreds claiming to heal or cast spells. The piece profiles Doreen Valiente, Sussex lore, coven scams, Chanctonbury Ring legends, and a Brighton diamond polisher who seeks occult balance amid public scrutiny.

Tom A. Cullen Brighton England NEA Britain Sussex Cornwall National Health Service Pendle Lancashire Doreen Vailiente Valiente Chanctonbury Pan Clock Tower Brother X Evening Argus Hagog

Brighton Witchcraft Scandals Link to Noted Satanists

The narrator describes Brother X’s occult documents including a graveyard coven photo and a letter to a “Satanic Master” seeking a hex. Brighton’s association with witches dates to the 18th century and George IV’s Hellfire Clubs, with Aleister Crowley once cremated there. Police reportedly hesitate to publicize witchcraft links to avoid harming Brighton’s reputation.

Brother X St. Lucifer Sanford Brighton Prince Regent George IV Hellfire Clubs Aleister Crowley Pan Rottingdean

What Young People Think About Propositions From Boys

A survey of about 1,300 teenagers reveals varied reactions to propositions by boys. Girls report mainly firm refusals and surprise with 85 percent saying they are shocked or annoyed, while 29 percent of boys admit propositioning.

Eugene Gilbert Gilbert Youth Research Co

How to Cure Sloppy it is A Gilbert Youth Service guide

A practical youth service column advises teens and families on tackling messy rooms. It suggests attacking one area at a time such as the overloaded chair and desk, saving needed themes for exams, and creating labeled file folders. It urges stern closet discipline, removing outgrown items, and using shelves and doors for storage. Finally, it calls for a firm resolve to maintain order after organizing.

Gilbert Youth Service

Scranton to Meet Press on Sunday

Governor elect William W Scranton of Pennsylvania will be interviewed on Meet the Press Sunday December 9 at 6 p m NBC TV The panel includes Alan Otten Jack Bell Edward Folliard and Martin Agronsky from NBC News and press bureaus

William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Meet the Press Nbc-Tv Mr. Scranton Alan Otten The Wall Street Journal Jack Bell Associated Press Edward Folliard Washington Post Martin Agronsky NBC News

Twelve Home Fitness Tests for Teen Girls

The YMCA presents twelve at home tests to gauge teenage girls fitness. Dr Janet A Wessel and Gladys L Brown provide steps from balance to endurance and a pinch test for overweight, with advice to retest after four weeks of training.

Y.W.C.A Janet A. Wessel Michigan State University Gladys L. Brown The

Mt Griggs Named For Botanist In Alaska Peak Rename

In 1959 Knife Peak was renamed Mt Griggs in honor of botanist Robert F Griggs who brought the Alaskan summit to national attention. Los Angeles claims the world’s shortest railroad with Angels Flight Railway running two cable cars over one block.

Woodrow Wilson Knife Peak Mt. Griggs Robert F. Griggs Los Angeles Angels’ Flight Railway

Baroness Trapp rails against commercialized Christmas music

In a candid reflection, Baroness Maria von Trapp denounces the overplay of Christmas tunes in stores from Thanksgiving onward. She laments that sacred Carols like Silent Night have become diluted and urges keeping such songs to home and church settings. The Trapp family’s scattered members and Maria’s lodge work in Vermont amid charity ties are noted. The piece closes with a quirky science tidbit about Iceland’s Geysir.

New York NEA Maria von Trapp Austria Trapp

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