Passport Director Backs National Registration System
Vern Haughland reports the Passport Director endorses a national registration system with potential fingerprinting and ID cards to curb fraud, enhance security, and speed travel. She says a foolproof document is needed before credit card style passports, and criticizes overemphasis on rapid one inspector clearances at airports.
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Gtonap
Knight
Agriculture
Customs
U.S
United States
Dear Abby column fragments reveal relationship tensions and etiquette
A corrupted Abby column shows readers seeking moral guidance on a roommate's sick partner and a wedding gift misunderstanding. The pieces discuss privacy, social tact, and advice on marriage, with the columnist urging discretion and offering general counsel.
Cabinet Treatment for Sheep Factory Finished Cabinets
An OCR fragment notes use of a fat clean and wax product to treat kitchen cabinets in a sheep factory setting. The description emphasizes a fresh and sparkling finish on cabinet surfaces.
Advertisement asks for dog loving wife in England
HOLBEACH England APT report says George Gregory placed a card in a news agent window Wednesday seeking a wife with one condition She must look after his pet dog Rex The ad states the girl should be clean cheerful and a good cook and above all love dogs
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Holbeach
England
George Gregory
Rex
Bell-Bottoms Banned But School Okays Minus Gillian Thomas
A UPI report from Horley England notes a school decision on dress code restricting bell-bottoms while allowing a student named Gillian Thomas to attend. The fragmented text indicates a math teacher involved and a Wednesday reference, but exact details are unclear.
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Horley
England
UPI
Gillian. Thomas
Twin Pines Golf Winners Named at Awards Banquet
The Twin Pines Golf awards banquet honors trophy recipients. In the front row, championship flight winner Mrs. David Loupee and presidential flight and handicap winner Mrs. Darrell Augustine represent first and second flights. Also winning A and B handicap flights are Mrs. William Skogman and Mrs. Al Griffin. In the back row, handicap winners include Mrs. Roger DaBlois first flight, Mrs. Joan Lewis third flight, and Mrs. Gilbert Knot fourth flight.
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Twin Pines
David Loupee
Parklatid
Darrell Augustine
Marion
William Skogman
Arizona Court NE
al Griffin
Dover Street
Tram
Roger DaBlois
Richard
Joan Lewis
Gilbert Knot
Twenty-ninth Street
Australian school debates import of primeval women
In Melbourne officials discuss allowing international women into a school setting, citing controversy over attire and dress length. Immigration Minister Billy Snedden says the government could provide guidance, noting the issue centers on propriety and import rules.
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Austalia
Melbourne
Australia
Gillian
Billy M. Snedden
Didi Snedden
Florida Coeds Go Braless and Blouseless in Class
Miami AP reports on Florida coeds at Miami Dade North Campus adopting braless and blouseless styles in classrooms. They claim the freedom aids comfort while instructors remark on visible scarves and wardrobe choices.
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Miami
Miami Daderhuntor College
North
Florida
Writer Announces Betrothal in Two Inch Ad
Boston AP report notes a cheeky two inch ad announcing Kenneth Gidge and Judith Cerveny betrothal. The piece describes the ad in a single column format and public reaction on campus with administrators and faculty weighing in on modesty and appropriateness.
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Boston
Yxige 7
Keneth Gidge
Judith
Cerveny
Judith Cerveny
Kenneth Gidge
Judy
Ken
Boston Globe
M. J.taylor
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Serreees
Jad Avenue Se
Ata
Hiltbrunner
Preece
AT . Verna
Ward
Miniskirts OK
Richard Janaro
Ely
Flame Room
FOX & Hounds
Howers
KREBS
Hiltabrunneer
Second Street
Odio
Os Ofte
Goldan'Nuggat
Country Cobblar
Maypark
Royal Maytone Lawn Fertilizer
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