Clementine Churchill Grace Under Pressure
London report profiles Clementine Churchill at Hyde Park Gate as she endures intense strain during Sir Winston Churchill's illness. It notes her grace, daily duties, and calm handling of press attention, including a public plea for journalists to withdraw from Hyde Park Gate. The scene closes with BBC crew ending coverage as newsmen depart.
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London
UPI
Ernest Hemingway
Hyde Park Gate
Clementine Churchill
Churchill
Lady Churchill
Sir Winston
Scotland Yard
British Broadcasting Corporation
Real estate advertising program promises for 38 years of service
A promotional pitch highlights decades of experience and options for novices brokers or retirees. It touts personal executive attention, catalog and city newspaper advertising, weekly prospect lists, free stationery, sales helps, and coaching. The program offers protected territory and a full time commission based career.
Teenage Drinking Laws Highlight Confusion Across States
New York allows 18 for drinking while many states set 21 as the minimum. Experts say parental norms influence teens more than statutes, with home use shaping patterns before age 18. Emancipation at 18 and diverse drinking ages complicate youth behavior and safety.
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New York
UPI
North Carolina
Sam
Armed Services
Kenetucky
Georgia
Alaska
Hawaii
Texas
Herman D. Goldeberg
Hofstra Univer
Sity
Hempstead
Long Ireland
Goldberg
U.S. Public Health Service
Psy
Leon A. Greenberg
Rutgers University Center For Alcohol Studies
Yale
Greenberg
Reserve Plan Gets Qualified Support
The Association of the U S Army Council of Trustees voiced qualified support for the Pentagon plan to merge the Army reserve with the National Guard. The group announced its vote on Monday, backing the controversial Defense Department proposal with conditions.
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Washington
UPS
The
Association of the U.S. Army
Pentagon
Army Reserve
National Guard
Council of
Defense Department
Arab Threat Fails To Halt Israel's Jordan Water Plan
Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol warned Arab leaders to think twice before dangerous acts as Cairo delegates pressed ahead with plans to divert the Jordan River system. Arabs promise a two pronged effort involving expensive engineering and a united force to contest Israel’s water rights, while Lebanon faces internal parliamentary doubt over hosting a pumping station on its soil.
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Israel
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
Cairo
Jordan
United Arab
Sea of Galilee
Negev
Lebanon
Wazzani
Baniyas
Syria
Baiyas
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Manchester, N.H
St’s Pharmacy
Bennington
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South Street
Bennington, Vt
By Patricia McCormack
George L. Maddox
Duke University
Bevede C. McCall
Wayne State University
Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Grand Union
Triple ‘‘S
Adams Clothes Shop
Phil Newsom
Middle East
East Germany
West Germany
Nichols
Union St
Gree
American Gem Society
Noveck-Shultz, Inc
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Bartonettes
the Ocean
Main St
Dial
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