First Ladies Face Critics Across Generations
Frances Lewine notes that First Ladies from Dolley Madison to Eleanor Roosevelt have faced brickbats alongside praise. Kennedy’s vacation attire drew fire from a Colorado preacher and a London paper, but earlier First Ladies also weathered controversy over public roles.
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Frances Lewine
Jacque Une Kennedy
Washington
Dolley Madison
Martha
Mamie Eisenhower
Eleanor Roosevelt
Bly
Kennedy
Colorado
London
Ravello
Italy
Blc
Martha Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hazel Scott
Constitution Hall
Roosevelt
Society
Marian Anderson
Eisenhower
Maine school lunch plan aimed at boosting participation
Washington report notes a Senate Agriculture Committee proposal to change lunch program funding from student headcount to hot lunches served, with a three year gradual shift. Maine had 75,452 participants in 1961-62, below the 32 percent national average, as officials seek facilities improvements and federal aid study recommendations to reach more hungry children.
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Journal
Washington Bureau
Washington
Maine
Senate Agriculture Committee
Philip Hart
D. Mich
Michigan Democrat
Secretary of Agriculture
Eagles Acquire Baker Seen As Easy To Coach
Philadelphia Eagles line coach Chuck Cherundolo praises John Baker a 275 pound defensive tackle from the Los Angeles Rams calling him easy to coach and even joking he would eat grass if asked.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagle
Chuck Cherundolo
John Baker
Los Angeles Rams
Baker
Nason On Education Homework Is Also The Teacher's Problem
Leslie J. Nason argues homework is a teacher’s issue and a tool for continued learning. He notes homework must fit each class, balance drill and understanding, and adapt to pupil speed and creativity timing.
Driving in dense fog how to handle visibility
In dense fog stay off the road unless absolutely necessary. If driving creep with low beam headlights that shine on the road, avoid stopping on the traveled portion, and signal stops by easing brake pressure to flash the stop lights.
Dense fog driving warning and 1898 tax ruling noted
The text urges crawling speed in water fog to allow safe stopping and to drive to the right of center while watching road edges and pedestrians. It also recalls the 1898 Supreme Court ruling that income tax was unconstitutional as a direct tax not apportioned by population.
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Supreme Court
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Eisenower
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Leslie J. Nason
University of Southern California
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Portland
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Worsted
Casa Laine Yarn
Jiffy Cardigan
Sampson’s
Biddeford
Ruth Strickland
Alfred Street
City
Lewis C. Libby
Lawn Avenue
Saco
Chuck
Price
Hamburg
Prince
Sng
Birds Eye
Sampson’s Market
NBC
Ladd
M & M Hermits
U. S. NO
Camel Coat
Bessey
Hunt
Tina
Sia
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