Tips For Teens By Elinor Williams
A reader asks how to improve looks when shy and with protruding front teeth. Advice covers changing what can be changed such as hair and makeup, budgeting for simple dental work, seeking fashion and makeup guidance, choosing colors, and asking for help from a cosmetics counter or a fashion consultant. The piece promises free printed tips on overcoming shyness and boosting personality if a stamped self addressed envelope is mailed.
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Elinor Williams
October Cheese Festival signals fall market cheer
Weekly guide highlights apples and cider pumpkins and witches along roadside stands. It notes October Cheese Festival and a broad array of produce including squashes sweet potatoes carrots cabbage cauliflower celery and peppers. Also covers fruits meats and dairy with tips on buying and storage.
Youth Pleads Innocent In Homicide Trial
A 20 year old Kittery youth, Dan C Higgins, on trial at York County Superior Court, pleaded innocent to a reckless homicide indictment arising from a July 25 crash in York that killed Ronald Foss, 19. Higgins claimed a rear tire blowout caused loss of control while passenger Earl Moore testified no race occurred. The trial was to resume next morning.
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Kittery
York County Superior Court
Dan C. Higgins
York
Ronald Foss
Higgins
Earl Moore
Portsmouth
N. H
Moore
Two Elephants Born At Portland Zoo In Six Months
Portland Oregon AP reports a record birth sequence as the city zoo welcomes two elephants after 44 years without a birth. The first is a 225 pound male born to Belle last April now 750 pounds. The second is a 185 pound female born Wednesday to Rosy. Two adult females remain, both pregnant.
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Portland, Ore
Portland Zoo
Belle
Rosy
Woman Power Specialist Assumes Washington Job
Miss Rita Van Horn of North Loup Nebraska will advise states on training women for housework under the Manpower Development and Training Act. The program aims to retrain unemployed women for domestic and outside work, with funding and job guarantees tied to state needs and employment prospects.
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Washington
Rita van Horn
North Loup
Neb
U. S. Department of Health, Education & Welfare
Office of Education
Miss van Horn
Congress
Labor Department
Charlotte Parker
Tre
Blay
Worcester
Mass
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Spotlight on Integration Shifts to Other States
James Marlow argues federal court ordered integration will spread to South Carolina and Alabama. He notes Alabama leaders threaten violence, compares to Mississippi resistance, cites Clemson Gantt case and Senate probe of Ole Miss events. Kennedy marshals role seen shaping political impact across regions.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alabama
University of Mississippi
Joan Patterson
Ross R. Barnett
Ment
Washington Post
New York Times
George Wallace
Barnett
Patterson
Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court
Harvey
B. Gantt
Clemson College
James O. Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ole Miss
U.S
Kennedy
South
Will be given an opportunity to train under the pew law
The phrase notes that a training opportunity under the pew law will be delegated to state-level handling. It implies a shift of responsibility from a central authority to individual states, affecting implementation timelines and jurisdictional control.
Maine Senior Citizens Share In State Demographics
Kellam noted Maine ranks sixth nationwide by the share of residents 65 and older, with 106000 people in that age group. The remark was part of a broader discussion on state demographics and aging.
Paradox Pondered Louisville
The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary launches a comprehensive study into why active individual church participation has declined even as more Americans join churches. The project seeks insights on religious engagement trends and potential causes behind waning personal involvement in congregational life.
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Louisville
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
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Weekly Food Market Guide
England
Continental Congress
Deering Lumber
Biddeford
Cadillac
Eldorado
Harry B. Center
Elm Street
Biddeford, Maine
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