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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
2
Article by Robert Peterson argues regular moderate physical activity prevents illness from sedentary living. It offers home and office tips, isometric exercises, and simple routines like brisk walks and stair climbing to form a daily habit. Readers told to mail 10 cents for a booklet.
Ripley celebrated Ela D. Kessel, 21, as Miss West Virginia after she won in Charleston. The WVU graduate and former Morgantown entrant performed Bach, Debussy, and Kubelwski in talent. Local dignitaries cheered at the parade and reception.
A columnist describes how parental disagreement can fuel delinquent behavior in children. It follows Paul, a four year old who manipulates his parents by turning them against each other, illustrating how unresolved conflicts encourage attention seeking and misbehavior. The piece urges couples to avoid public争er and present a united plan for their children's future.
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