Ads Seek Crazy Parents For Foster Kids in Ky
FRANKFORT AP A Kentucky Child Welfare ads ask are you crazy enough to foster delinquent children. The project funded by 250000 federal and 83333 state dollars will move to smaller communities and aims to help 100 youths ages 11 to 19. Officials note several inquiries with no placements yet. Foster parents would be paid 5.50 per day and group homes may be created as part of the experiment with civic and church groups aiding recruitment.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Department of Child Welfare
Esere
Louisville
William R. Ryan
Child Welfare Department
Janice Graves
Ryan
Publisher Predicts Paper Future Good
Lord Thomson, head of the Thomson Organization, expressed optimism about newspapers in the free world as long as they tell the truth and serve the people. He outlined editorial policy for Britain, the United States, Canada and Ireland, noting the control of smut without rolling back progress or censorship.
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Lord Thomson
London
Free World
Thomson
Thomson Organization Ltd
Britain
United States
Canada
Ireland
Navy Seaman Apprentice Apthorp Graduates at Great Lakes
Our Men In Service notes Navy Seaman Apprentice Terry W. Apthorp of R.D. 1 Corry has graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois.
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Navy
Terry W. Apthorp
R.D. 1
Corry
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
Two-car crash in Meadville leaves woman dead
Meadville police identified Mary Hoover 28 as the victim in a Sunday crash that left her four year old daughter Stacie in critical condition at St Vincent Hospital Erie. Hoover’s husband Frank was uninjured. A second vehicle driven by Ralph Beers 30 of Conneaut Lake carried Bonnie Taylor 29, hospitalized in Meadville in fair condition. Remote roadway slick from rain cited.
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Meadville
Greenville
Mary Hoover
Journal Sponsors River Cruise On Delta Queen Steamer
Journal details a sponsored Delta Queen cruise from Cincinnati to St Paul October 3 with 192 passenger capacity and 75 crew, overnights, meals included, and a lineup of shore stops. Fares range 645 to 795 dollars with a $200 deposit and brochure access via Beal Special Tours. Travel dates extend late September to early October with hotel stays in Cincinnati and St Paul.
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Delta Queen
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Congress
NASA
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Lee Lock
Evansville
Ind
Pee Ry
Waters
St. Louis
Hannibal
Mark Twain
Muscatine
Iowa
Mississippi
LaCross
Wis
Buffalo
Corry Journal
Beal Special Tours
Buffalo Street
Jamestown
N.Y
Harold F. Beal
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