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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1972
Page
12
Sargent Shriver, newly named vice presidential running mate to Senator George McGovern, rose to national prominence as the first director of the Peace Corps in 1961. President John F. Kennedy presents him the signing pen in a historic moment.
A guided hobby for teens and families to relax by entering a nonpedigreed cat in a local show. Learn costume, cage decor, grooming, and show etiquette with tips on registration, health, and what to expect at the event.
Advice for parents on guiding teen girls toward constructive goals and self improvement. Encourages career discussions, aptitude testing, talks with professionals, and involvement. Emphasizes environment shaping identity and practical grooming tips as part of building confidence. Theodore Roosevelt may inspire action.
A line from Finley Peter Dunne 1900 quotes Mr Dooley: if you live enough before thirty you won’t care to live after fifty. The quip reflects early 20th century urban cynicism about aging life.
A law enforcement official tells a high school crowd that the 14 to 29 age group commits 75 percent of crimes. He notes growth in this cohort, urges better cross generation communication, and proposes a student crime control group with adult cooperation. He argues most teens are not the problem.
W. W. Grant reports on miraculous events in Indonesia as part of an End Time Revival. Claims include water to wine, the dead arising, food safety, weather protection, guiding clouds, bread feeding miracles, rapid hospital emptying, angels accompanying believers, and supernatural cleanliness. Mel Tari and Stanley Mooneyham corroborate, with reference to Like A Mighty Wind.
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