Procrastination Club President Bets On Spur Of Moment
Philadelphia report on Les Vaas head of the Procrastinators Club of America. The group, formed in 1957, jokes about delaying elections and events while its leaders admit few activities are planned in advance. Vaas and vice president Rosenblit note the club’s humorous stance and practical value of spontaneous action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ica
Waas
Don Rosephlit
Den
Waas and Rosenblit
Philadelphia
Papua New Guinea Census Goes Into Deep Jungle
Nearly 2.2 million population of Papua New Guinea will be counted in the first complete census of the territory. About 1,150 native interviewers join 500 European collectors to survey urban areas and remote jungles, with training to handle hundreds of dialects. Computers in Sydney and Canberra will process results over about a year.
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Papua
Australia
West Irian
Indonesia
Commonwealth
Ken’ Archer
Owen Stanley Range
Archer
Sydney
Canberra
Unidentified Balloons Sparked Sky Light Show In Pa
Police in Ellwood City Pa received many calls about flashes in the sky. Investigators found teens floated 15 balloons filled with natural gas tethered to lit railroad flares causing bursts two miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
UPI
Porpoises Tuffy and Pegasus Reunite After Escape
At Point Mugu California AP report says Tuffy and Pegasus two porpoises trained by the navy escaped from an ocean pen near a missile test center after a gate was opened by a passing boater. Tuffy returned to the net while Pegasus followed a fish trail back to the pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Mugu
Calif
Tuffy
Pegasus
Navy
Smavy Missile Test Center
Humane Way To Treat Pets As Cats Gain Ground
Bill Moon, Morris Foundation manager, notes aspirin is toxic to cats and should not be used as a pain killer. He discusses rising cat popularity, the need for animal welfare measures, and cautions gardeners to place poisons away from pets and wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Moon
Bulk of College Women Seek Husbands, Rice Survey
In Edmonton Alberta a Houston physician reported that 77 percent of a Rice University class of 300 women pursued marriage as their primary goal. He told a high school union workshop at the University of Alberta that 72 percent of the Texas group admitted matrimony topped all aims.
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Edmonton
Alta
API
Rice University
Donald Wood
Houston
University of Alberta
Texas
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Swisher
Julie Mease
Denise Cooper
Luanne McKee
Steve Vardeman
Marold Gladwin
Steven Nelson
Springville
David Turner
Gazette
Dave Luck
Lilli Ratkewicz
Marion
Randy Clarke
Jon Hall
Danny Franks
Camp Good Health Grounds
Zelda Zerba
Debbie McGrew
Sunday Gazette
By Marianne Higwiak
Les Vaas
Procrastinators Club of
Amer
City Hall
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Papua New Guinea
Krall
Red Cross
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Crosby Square
Hallmark
Airride
Bostonians
Second Ave
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