The Worry Clinic: Is It Normal To Be Abnormal
Dr George W Crane answers a teen reader about teen romance and peer pressure. He defines normal as what a majority do and argues that many teens act to impress others rather than pursue genuine growth. Admits adulthood signs include earning money, public speaking, and achievements not imitation.
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Crane
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Dr. Crane
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Follow Brother Toby Death Follow Brother Toby Death
A Longmont youth recounts a dramatic incident on a pond ice where three boys, including his brothers Perry Ray and Daniel, fell through as peer pressure and flashy trends tempt teens to emulate adults. Rescue came as they faced nine feet of water and the ice broke beneath them.
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Longmont
Cole
Wis
Denson
Gene Halpin
Loney
Hollywood
Shore
Brothers
Daniel
Perry Ray
United States
Kansas Farmers Receive $2.7 Million in Crop Indemnities
Rep Avery reports that Kansas wheat farmers collected 2,720,107 in indemnities from the Federal Crop Insurance Corp after 1956 crop damage. He notes 116179 wheat farmers paid 2,474.00 in premiums for all risk insurance and six Kansas counties received 715,048 under the 1956 corn program.
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Washington
Kansas West
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Avery
R-Kas
Kansas
Crop Insurance Corp
Atchi
Albania District Elections Favor Communist Candidates Victory
The Vienna Tirana broadcast on Monday claimed district and local elections in Albania produced an all-out victory for Communist candidates. Voter turnout was 99.8 percent in district elections with 98.93 percent backing the Red Democratic Front. In other notes, Ion, Brown, Jackson, Marshall, Nemaha and Washington paid $111,762 in premiums and 2,243 contracts were in force across six counties, with 2,203 indemnities paid. Last year indemnities in the six counties totaled about $300,000, and about 21,000 Kansas farmers held crop insurance contracts.
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Vienna
Radio Tirana
Albania
Red Democratic Front
Ion
Brown
Jackson
Marshall
Nemaha
Washington
Tese
Kansas
Byrd supports postponing interest payments to Britain
Washington Senator Byrd of Virginia said he would back emergency postponement of interest payments to Britain but opposes total cancellation or principal debt write‑offs. He emphasized the need to honor loan agreements and noted U.S. financial aid to Europe during the Suez crisis.
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Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Great Britain
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Suez Canal
Europe
Britain
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