Michigan students aid Korean orphans through CMU drive
Central Michigan University students have raised 10,200 dollars since 1959 to support about 83 Korean orphans considered their children. The university project began by Neil Kerwin, moved by the plight of orphans he saw in Korea as a U S soldier, with AP Wirephoto showing smiling beneficiaries.
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Central Michigan University
Korea
Stu
Central Michigan
Neil Kerwin
U.S
Stone Age Presley tops national hit parade
New York reports Lorne Greene, famed as Ben Cartwright on Bonanza, calling himself the Elvis Presley of the Stone Age as his single Ringo sits at No. 1. Greene discusses the song’s narrative style, his career shift to singing, and plans for future recordings and projects with the Ponderosa material and beyond.
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New York
Elvis Presley
Lorne Greene
Ringo
Ben Cartwright
Greene
Ringo Starr
Johnny Ringo
el Paso
Marty Robbins
RCA
Ponderosa
the Ponderosa
Don Robertson
Hal
Blair
Don
Pole Shadow Turns Real Object in Wichita Incident
Joyce E. Roberts walking in a Wichita parking lot on a dark night mistook a real utility pole for a shadow. She attempted to walk through it, fell and sustained only scrapes.
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Wichita
Kan
Joyce E. Roberts
New U.S. Commemoratives Unveiled for 1965 Issuance
The Post Office Department in Washington reveals designs for two 1965 commemorative stamps. The announcement lists upcoming issues and details about the designs. The note references designer concepts and stamp subjects.
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Syd Kronish
U.S
Post Office Department
Washington
Stamps honor battles, churches and Sokol milestones
The piece lists stamps marking the Battle of New Orleans sesquicentennial and a Sokol fitness milestone, with a Panama set featuring world churches and a Greek statue gift at the U.S. State Department. It notes no first day sites yet and describes the Greek discus thrower statue near the State Department and the Italy gift. It ends with Mrs Lawrence Q&A on parenting a smoking teen and a critique of using moral "examples."
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New Orleans
England
United States
Italy
U. S
State Department
Republic of Panama
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
St. Pablo Church
London
Church of Milan
Church of St. George
Istanbul
Cathedral of
Panama
Cathedral of St. Peter
Rome
How to Do It Learn from a home owners guide by Andy Lang
This collection of home improvement tips covers diverse topics from non lumber products in building supply shops to practical safety and repair advice. It includes storage door hardware safety for children, ceiling leaks from bathroom areas, color cycle trends, appliance plug safety, and a furniture repair method for chair rungs using rope and a stick to tension the glue.
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Andy Lang
P. O
Jamaica
N. Y
College football attendance hits all-time high in 1964
New York AP reports 1964 college football attendance reached 23,354,477, up 5.02 percent from 1963 and marking the 11th straight year of rising crowds. Nine of eleven major conferences gained, with the Big Ten, Big Eight, and Southeastern leagues posting all-time average records.
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New York
Big Ten
Big Eight
Southeastern
Children Learn Through Shared Struggles, Not Glories
The speaker argues that exposing children to human struggles builds courage to face challenges. Emphasizes that authentic hardship teaches resilience more effectively than focusing on success alone.
Speech Therapy Notice Sparks Parental Debate
A first grade student has been enrolled in speech therapy for r and s sounds prompting concern from parents who feel no defect is evident. The columnist assures early intervention helps reading and notes many classmates share similar challenges while not blaming the child’s brightness.
Russians Defeat Toledo Blades in Third-Period Rally
The Russian National hockey team rallied in the third period to beat the Toledo Blades 5-3 in Toledo Ohio. Valeri Nikitin tied the game at 3-3 and Alex Inov and Vasile Adrchev added goals to seal the victory. The Russians next play an exhibition in Muskegon Michigan.
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Blades
Valeri Nikitin
Alex Inov
Vasile Adrchev
Russia
Eugen Mishakov
Yuray Galzov
Don Westbrook
Blades
Greg Jablonski
Muskegon, Mich
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Muriel Lawrence
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Alcoholics Anonymous
A.A
Reed & Barton
Austin Bootery
Main St. Austin
By Andy Lang
National Lumber and Building Material Dealers Association
Nation Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Penney’s
RTE Real
Hallmark
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Mrs. Light
Bob
Susan Light
Arctic Circle
All Story & Clark
Earl White
1St St. NE
Blue Earth
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Hello
Cinderella
Sister
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