Television Seen as Tool for Children and Adults Alike
A poll found nearly 40 percent of parents punish under 13s by banning TV, a method said to be effective beyond scolding or allowances. TV serves as entertainment for kids, a quieting device for adults, and a substitute for sleep. NBC’s Frank Blair is resting after exhaustion, with Jean Shepherd filling in on Today and Chancellor returning to news duties.
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Lorna
Yellowstone
Mets
Pirates
Charlie
Frank Blair
NBC
Jean Shepherd
New York
Shepherd
John Chancellor
Gunsmoke guest star and TV drama details
Dennis Weaver credited as guest star for Gunsmoke episode The Other Woman on CBS 10 11 Steel Hour featuring Jeanne Crain and Lloyd Bochner. The piece lists numerous Mrs titles and Girl Scout names with multiple Maxwell family mentions and traces financier Alfred G Vanderbilt winnings for two horse races in 1933 and 1953 with amounts of 3760 and 87000 dollars.
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Dennis Weaver
Chester
CBS
Jeanne Crain
Lloyd Bochner
Girl Scouts Hold Mother's Day Tea in Biddeford
Girl Scout Troop 24 hosted a Mother's Day Tea at the Hutchins home on Maplewood Avenue Biddeford led by Mrs Wayne B Hutchins and Mrs Jean Michaud. Scouts handed out parasol keepsakes and served punch and tea to attending mothers including Elizabeth Ross Margaret Deans and Susan Maxwell.
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Carmen Hanuseck
Robert Lavigne
Leo Ross
William Deans
Raymond Kelleher
Raymond Wakefield
Walter Sczymecki
Frederick Hill
Archie B. Maxwell
Lawrence F. O'Connor
Bonnie Remar
Priscilla Lavigne
Elizabeth Ross
Margaret Deans
Marjorie Kelleher
Patricia Kelleher
Carolyn O'Connor
Susan Wakefield
Joan Sczymecki
Girl Scout Troop 24
Wayne B. Hutchins
Jean Michaud
Maplewood Avenue
Biddeford
Susan Maxwell
Laos under Communist pressure seen as bridge to rice fields
Lao politics loom as Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese push across the eastern border. The kingdom remains landlocked, with scarce roads and railways, relying on Mekong travel and air for mobility, while most people farm rice and live simple lives amid limited education and Buddhist-spirit traditions.
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China
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Burma
Thailand
Cambodia
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Saigon
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Derby Breeding Records Hit by Calumet and Alexander
Louisville AP reports Calumet Farm holds the modern day record with five Kentucky Derby winners. A. J. Alexander achieved a similar feat around the turn of the century, marking historic success in horse breeding.
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Louisville, Ky
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Little League Mothers Plan Canteen Run in Biddeford
East Biddeford Little League auxiliary met at Girl Scout hall Pool Street Biddeford to discuss running a canteen during games and postponed the earlier food sale until fall. A gift was given to Mrs Claire Gosselin on new baby.
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Aid funds boosted by World Council of Churches in 1962 program
The World Council of Churches division of interchurch aid refugee and world service seeks 7.804 million dollars for 1962, an increase of 2.339 million from last year’s request.
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Geneva
Switzerland
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