Ohio University hosts Peace Corps credit program
Dr Roy P Fairfield leads a training project at Ohio University enabling Peace Corps Volunteers to earn college credit. The Cameroons program aims to supply teachers and help reform education. Volunteers in Batibo teach English and mathematics while engaging in community projects.
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Ohio University
Athens
Roy P. Fairfield
Saco
Ohio
Sargent Shriver
United States Peace Corps
West
Cameroon
Africa
West Coast
Peace Corps
Cameroons
Fairfield
West Cameroon
Ohio University Peace Corps Project
Ohio University Peace Corps
America
Jean
Terry Sidley
Akron
Batibo
Buea
Terry
Frost Remains in Serious Condition at Boston Hospital
Poet Robert Frost, 88, remained in serious condition at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston from an undisclosed ailment. He was hospitalized on December 10, with officials not disclosing the exact illness or condition, though doctors hope for a full recovery.
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Boston
Robert Frost
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Frost
Christmas Peace Message From Page One
Peace in a year of fear and trembling was praised as avoiding war and as a sign for the year ahead. Churches worldwide filled for Christmas as Christ’s birth was honored and faith in fragile peace persisted amid nuclear age anxieties. Kennedy family Christmas in Florida featured Mass, eggnog, and a quiet holiday at their Palm Beach home.
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Holy Land
Bethlehem
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Caroline
John Jr
St. Edward's
United States
Snow Across Regions From Oklahoma To New England
Snow affected parts of Oklahoma while northern New Mexico saw snow cover and icy statewide conditions. Baltimore recorded its first Christmas snowfall over trace since 1909 with three inches. Light snow fell in most New England and New York State except New York City and parts of New Jersey where rain arrived. Cedar City saw nearly a foot of snow as Utah chilled with well below normal temperatures. Oregon and Washington stayed cold but clear, Bend and Redmond, Oregon, near zero, and eastern Washington at nine above.
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
Baltimore
Maryland
New England
New York State
New York City
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Utah
Cedar City
Oregon
Washington
Bend
Redmond
Ore
Old friend Irving Berlin plays scarred piano from long career
Famed songwriter Irving Berlin, 74, fingers the yellowed keys of a scarred piano bought over 50 years ago. The instrument has traveled thousands of miles with him on tours and stays.
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Irving Berlin
Nearly Nothing Hat Rage Captures Milliners Fashion Twist
AP fashion writer surveys the rise of nearly nothing hats for day and night wear. tiny floral toppers perch on hair, replacing traditional cloches and veils. prices prove as small as head space. men mock the trend yet style persists across spring looks and cocktail attire.
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NEW York
Surfside
Jacqueline Kennedy
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Cameroon Peace Corps
Nigeria
Cameroon Republic
Children’s & Girls
Nichols & Co
Pepperell Sheet Store
Pram
Ram Reds Club
Robert Maurice
Claude Melanson
Jean Sprain Wilson
Beneficial
Ee Beneficial Finance Co
Maine
Washington Street
Liddeford
Atlantic
YES
Beneficial Finance
Beneficial Finance CO
Central Maine Power Company
Biddeford
CMP
U. S. Route 1
Five Corners
Greenwood Cemetery
Alfred Road
Liggett's Drug Stor
Main Street
Percy's Pharmacy
Laco
Cashier
Central Haine Power Company
Elm St
Biddeford, Maine
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