Coed Explorers camp makes history for Boy Scouts of America
In Narrowsburg Camp Keowa hosted 200 Explorers, 100 girls and 100 boys, for a six day coed camp marking the Explorers division shift since 1971. The event featured bunked cabins by gender, loose routines, and a mix of aquatic and outdoor activities, as the program targets career education and image updating while noting safety concerns.
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Boy Scouts of America
Judy Klemesrud
N.Y
Times
Narrowsburg
Camp Keowa
la Henry Hudson
Balboa
Cortez
Explorers
Kathleen Hofer
Greater New York
Catskills
Exploring
Russ Weaver
Boy Scouts of
Camp
Keowa
Food for Thought by Edward Pinsonneault
Chef's salad with a seafood twist combines peach, chili shrimp and fileted fish with cheese eggs and tomatoes on greens. Special frosted grapes as an edible centerpiece, coated in heated egg white and sugar. The note promotes steaming as a fuel-saving Chinese technique and offers garden pickling and parfait ideas.
Boston schools reopen under federal desegregation order
Boston starts day two of desegregation driven busing amid 33 percent citywide absenteeism and up to 95 percent among some white pupils in South Boston. Disturbances produce minor injuries and arrests. Mayor White pledges strong police presence and bus escorts to ensure safety while NAACP seeks federal marshals. Attendance lags at South Boston and Roxbury high schools with 582 of 3515 present in South Boston area. White vows 100 percent safety and strict crowd control around all schools.
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Boston
UPI
Kevin H. White
Thomas I. Atkins
The
NAACP
White
South
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity
Leary
South Boston
Roxbury
South Boston High
Progressive Labor Party
L Street
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
City Hall Information Center
Food and Drug Administration
Larson Co
Green Bay
Wis
Sweet Life Brands Inc
New Rochelle
N.Y
Sweet Life
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
FDA
Cambria
J Paul Getty III wedding secret fails in Italy
In Sovicille Italy 18 year old J Paul Getty III married 25 year old German divorcee Martine Zacher in a town hall ceremony shunned by photographers. The couple avoided kissing for the flashbulbs as Getty, bearing scars from a 1973 kidnap, and his bride faced media attention and skepticism from locals.
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Sovicille
Italy
UPI
J. Paul Getty III
J. Paul Getty
Martine Zacher
la Fuserna
Getty
Gail Harris
Miss Zacher
Rome
Bread warning hints poor Soviet grain crop
Moscow reports a bread conservation alert from Izvestia signaling another weak grain harvest. Government urging housewives to slice bread thinly, wrap to prevent waste and buy smaller loaves at 4 cents. Adds that cheap bread misleads on its value. Harvest hampered by rains and central Asia drought.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Izvestia
Central Asia
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Fisherman's Kettle
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