Story Hour at Sterling Library Features Puppet Show
Preschoolers at Sterling Municipal Library enjoyed a spring themed story hour led by Mrs. Tom Bowen. The session included songs with movements, quiet signals, puppets like Fido and Pierre, and a make believe picnic. Children volunteered as trees and picnickers while parents joined in the fun.
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Mrs. Bowen
Rita
Sterling Municipal Library
Tom Bowen
Fido
Dog
Pierre
Crow
Smiley Heiman
Joe Don Stovall
Ronnie Sparkman
Waffle Batter Tips And Leftover Storage Tips
A compact guide on mixing pancake or waffle batter and storing leftovers in the refrigerator. It covers thinning batter in a pitcher for easy pouring, cooking bacon, and saving batter for later use. It suggests toppings like honey butter and strawberry butter and notes freezing waffles is possible.
Washington Roundup: House approves discipline measures for schools
In Washington, the House passed a measure authorizing corporal punishment for unruly pupils amid a riot at a Thanksgiving high school game. Another bill would suspend or expel incorrigible youths. Kennedy says justice favors the poor and supports publicly funded defense counsel. Kennedy jokes about politics and military officers at Ft. Leavenworth.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
William P. Rogers
Navy
Army
Ft. Leavenworth
Shriner a Hoosier fits California life stages in Hollywood
Hollywood beat reports Herb Shriner, Indiana humorist, settling in California. He notes difficulty finding rhubarb and sugar pies, pedestrians on streets, and ties in fashion. Shriner moved to Hollywood to pursue film and the American character, planning a TV show and tours, while remaining Dupont's goodwill ambassador and performing at state fairs. He considers multiple directions for his career.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Indiaa
Herb Shriner
California
Indiana
New York
Shriner
Eastjem
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Dupont
NBC
Mexican migratory workers decline in 1962 hires
AP dispatch from MENTCO CITY reports fewer than 30,000 Mexican braceros hired by April 20, with 27,558 workers heading to California and Texas. Officials foresee continued departures over two months, predicting 1962 totals will be the lowest in years due to a U.S. Labor directive urging farmers to hire local workers.
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Mentco City
U.S
Ministry of Foreign Relations
California
Texas
U.S. Department of Labor
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