Leadership Course to Be Held at SLAHS This December
A three day leadership course will be presented at St Louis Regional High School on December 6 7 and 8 about fifty area high school students are expected to attend. The article also notes seniors scheduling college entrance tests at Biddeford High School and reports on a range of school events and local community activities.
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Slahs
Carol Petit
St. Louis
Hgh
College Entrance Examination Board
Biddeford High School
His Backup Lights Are Acting Ornery
Dear Mike: I own a 1963 car whose backup lights fail to function after brake or headlight use. Dealers can’t fix the wiring. state inspection now fails. The column suggests chasing wires and coaxing a mechanic to diagnose. Contact Classic Cars in Gardenia and Arnold Levin in Chicago for guidance.
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Michael Lamm
Mike
Rosse
Seneaiente
Anelo Ave
Gardena
Calif
Arnold Levin
North Shore
Chicago
Ill
New Drivers Offered Tips On Night Driving
Chicago report on after-dark driving guidance for teens from the National Research Bureau. Key tips urge knowing signs and emblems, checking windshield and brakes, avoiding alcohol before driving, carrying emergency gear, and using flares to mark hazards. Emphasis on lighting, visibility, and safe speed near night traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safe Council
National Research Bureau
OOBHS To Be Decorated For Holiday Season
Old Orchard Beach High School activities outline a busy season with class pins sold by the Junior Class, a Jan. 10 supper plan, nursing students touring Mercy Hospital with counselor Frank Daley, and senior officers decorating the exterior for Christmas. Senior AP math students attended a lecture at the University of Maine in Portland, while drama costume work proceeds by several girls. A pops concert, F H A fundraising, and Home Economics Thanksgiving dinner are noted, with yearbook fund drive and first payment due.
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Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach High School
Mercy Hospital
Portland
Frank Daley
University of Aine
E. E. Cummings
Teens of the era express creativity and pop culture ties
Teens are making gifts from simple materials gluing decor and velvet ribbons. They craft holiday keepsakes such as wicker totes and magazine racks in bold psychedelic colors. They exchange notes promising small acts of service and light household duties as New Year pledges. They adopt buddy buttons and matching jewelry signaling belonging. The era highlights teen enthusiasm for film stars and stage shows like Oliver and a rising list of youthful performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigel Terry
Prince John
Lea Sue
Oliver
Jack Wild
Nemada Sheila White
Shani Wallis
England
Ge Sans
A-Lang
Old Orchard Beach Lodge to Hold Degree Conferral Meeting
Old Orchard Beach Rebekah Lodge plans a meeting at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow with degree conferring. Officers should wear long dresses. The event follows a prior note that a Knights of Columbus council and auxiliary will host a 6:30 p.m. covered dish at K of C Hall with a Christmas party and gift exchange.
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Ular
Old
Aioe Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Frances Johnson
K Avenue
Vance Nichols
Vance Jr
Rochester
N.y
Carl F. Gilbert
Pamela
Eden Lane
Gilbert
Earl
Forest Ave
James J. Mullen
Knights of Columbus
C. Hall
Union Avenue
Lady Bird Johnson Reflects on Leaving Washington
A farewell address quoted in Women's National Press highlights Lady Bird Johnson's remark about leaving Washington after 34 years, comparing it to drowning as memories of the past surface. The line reflects her poignant view on exiting public life.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
L. E. Bailey
Bailey
Washington
Lady Bird Johnson
Women’s National Press
Teens Keep Record Biz Alive Amid LP and 45 Debate
Youth survey shows 90 percent own records with teens split between LPs and 45s. Most buy multiple LPs yearly, many also buy 45s, and some mix formats. Preferences hinge on price, variety, and whether the focus is the artist or a single song.
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Nancy Gilbert
Youth Service
Poole
Susan Scarbrough
Glendale
Calif
Terry Joe Dalmyle
Lansing
Ill
S. J. Flatt
Oak Park
Mich
Patrick Denis
Portland
Ore
Boys
Gin
Denise Stewart
Linda Burnett
Fayetteville
Ark
Mini Sally Seidman
Mia
Lee Price
Toledo
Ohio
James
Louisville
Lawrence Hagberg
Berkley, Mich
Sheep Project Popular With 4-H Youngsters
Sally Wilson of Wheaton Illinois is among 60 000 youths nationwide raising prize sheep in 4 H programs. The article notes county and state fairs, guidance from extension agents, and the goal of showcasing at the International Livestock Show in Chicago. It also details cost factors, animal care, and the 1968 state winner prizes of 50 dollar bonds and six 600 dollar scholarships named by Cooperative Extension Service.
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Elizabeth A
Syvinski
Alfred Rufus
Josephine
Lord Snowdon
Lana
Dora
Chicago
Sally Wilson Wheaton
Ill
Sally
Jam Nser, Wilson & Co. Inc
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
U. S
Cooperaive Extension Service
New England News Briefs Senate votes to add students at UNH
The University of New Hampshire faculty Senate approved adding 25 students to the Senate, bringing administration and faculty together under an open campus policy. The decision followed a large turnout by student groups amid protests over recruiting policies and campus governance. Dow Chemical recruiters were present with no incidents reported.
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Associated Press
Durham
N.H
University of New Hampshire
Ah Bates
Senate
Dow Chemical Co
A. Basketball Season Gets Going
Bliss College representative addressed senior business students in Lewiston on November 27 as the school kicks off its basketball season. The Sophomore Class collected canned goods for a Thanksgiving basket last week. A dance after the Thornton Westbrook game is planned for December 7 in Linnell Gym. Admission is 25 cents. A Betty Crocker Home Maker test was given to senior girls, with a $1500 scholarship prize. The junior varsity and varsity teams scrimmaged Old Orchard last Friday at Old Orchard Beach High School. The first official game is tonight in South Portland against Thornton.
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Andrea i. Ae
David “Walton
Bliss College
Lewiston
Linnell Gymnasium
Thornton-Westbrook
Future Teachers of America
Betty Crocker
Old Orchard
Old Orchard Beach High School
Thornton
South Portland
Future Pupils Help Plan New College
In Columbus Nebraska future students shape plans for the Platte Junior College set to open next fall with about 500 students. A 24 member Student Advisory Senate from 24 area high schools aids the college board and faculty on housing, commuting, admission standards, scholarships, loans, employment, organizations and orientation. President Donald L Newport, 27, notes strong enthusiasm while Dean Louis C Whitmore says youth should help present ideas and help plan the college.
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Columbus
Neb
New Platte Junior College
Donald L. Newport
Senate
Louis C. Whitmore
The Cream Breaks Up Clapton Plans Movie Project
The Dream members separate as Eric Clapton reveals future projects and a desire to produce write and star in a Hollywood film. He recalls a long road through bands and his Cream era with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, noting plans for a live final album and continued musical ventures.
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New York
The
Dream
Eric Clapton
England
Jack Bruce
Ginger Baker
Theam
Disraeli
Wheels of Fire
Atlantic
Clapton
Court Bans German Krupp History Translation
A Munich court bans sales of William Manchester’s Krupp history translation until three passages are deleted as damaging and untruthful. Publisher Kindler Verlag plans an appeal, arguing these sentences were taken out of context. The action targets Arndt von Bohlen and Halbach, heir to Alfried Krupp.
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Associated Press
Munich
Germany
William Manchester
Krupp
Kindler Verlag
Krupps
Arndt von Bohlen
Halbach
Alfried Jupp
Franz-Josef Hinzen
Arndt
Thai Premier backs birth control amid population concern
Bangkok AP Premier Thanom Kittikachorn publicly endorsed birth control on Monday as he warned the rising 31.5 million population could bring grave consequences if the issue is neglected. He stopped short of promising a government move into family planning.
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Bangkok
Thanom Kittikachorn
Thailand
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