Clubmobile Girls Boost Morale in Vietnam and Korea
U.S. ground disengagement in South Vietnam brings home Red Cross clubmobile girls who ran morale boosting recreation centers for troops. Since 1965 they traveled over 2 million miles and served 600 plus women on 12 month tours, often under rocket attack.
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Dream of the Bull and the Police Officer
In a Northwestern University psychology case, Molly S. reports a Spring country dream where a sleek bull chases her and a horn injures her left side yet causes no pain. Dr. Crane identifies the dream as erotic symbolism linked to a party acquaintance, a handsome policeman, with guidance to obtain a booklet on dream interpretation.
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Almanac notes for June 164th day of 1972
The entry lists birthdays and historical events tied to June 164, including Frank Chapman born 1864 and Tricia Nixon’s 1971 White House Rose Garden wedding. It mentions Coolidge’s 1924 GOP nomination, the mid 1880s assassination reference, and Plato's quote about a good man, all framed as today in history.
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How To Solve A Picnic Problem In Outdoor Eating
Dear Heloise shares practical tips for picnics and housework. A reader describes using a small garbage can with a crampon lid to store paper plates napkins and utensils near the eating area and notes its weatherproof benefits.
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Communist Genocide of Christians in Communist Nations
This 1954 report by David Keyser describes Christians and other believers held in prisons across communist countries. It cites 944 unaccounted U.S. POWs, 6,113 killed or tortured soldiers, and ongoing suffering of believers in North Vietnam and other regimes, urging prayers for the persecuted.
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Hoot column highlights quirky local humor and puns
A humorous column lists assorted quips about motorists, celebrities, and everyday life, including jokes about Houston traffic, Hong Kong flu, and a playful diaper baseball analogy. The piece weaves light satire with self deprecation and local color.
Education Needs Business Support, Says North Texas Leader
C A Tatum Jr, president of the North Texas Commission, urged Dallas and Fort Worth business leaders to back higher education. He cited studies showing business funds less than two percent of college costs while consuming half of graduates, stressing Southwest Metroplex’s colleges as regional assets.
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