Debate over youth morality and dating in Colorado
Editorials debate a supposed youth decency revival viewed by Judge Philip Gilliam as a moral renewal, while Judge Roscoe Pile warns that early dating and social dancing for 7th and 8th graders fuel early pregnancies and crimes. Parents are blamed for allowing schools and agencies to shape youth conduct.
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Denver
Philip Gilliam
Colorado
Gillam
Jefferson County
Roscoe Pile
Judge Pile
Gil ‘Ham
Pile
You Can Serve YESTERDAY Letter Encourages Girl Scout Leaders
A Garden City 11 year old writes about joining a Girl Scout troop but no troop exists due to lack of a leader. The piece urges adults to volunteer, noting training will be provided and stressing the need across Scouts and churches for capable, committed leaders. It points to the 51st anniversary of the Girl Scout movement and calls for constructive use of spare time.
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Garden City
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Movement
Tumbleweed
Girl Scout Council
Political Woods Full of Violets Aspires in 1964 Race
James Marlow analyzes Republican reluctance to seek the 1964 presidency. George Romney William Scranton and Barry Goldwater deny interest while Nelson Rockefeller, though attacking Kennedy, remains noncommittal. Past Eisenhower examples show reluctance can thaw with favorable prospects.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Eisenhower
Enurs
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Columbia University
Massachusetts Delegation To McNamara Seeks M14 Deal
A high‑level Massachusetts delegation led by Sen. Teddy Kennedy Rep. John McCormack and Sen. Leverett Saltonstall visited Defense Secretary Robert McNamara to urge continuation of the Harrington and Richardson M‑14 contract from Worcester. Also present was lobbyist Charles Colson, linking politics with defense interests as McNamara refused to extend the contract citing alternatives and cost issues. The visit occurred as Worcester workers faced layoffs and as McNamara pledged further study and possible regional production reviews.
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Washington
Secretary of Defense
Robert McNamara
Worcester
Mass
Teddy Kennedy
Massachusetts
John McCormack
Boston
House of Representatives
Leverett Saltonstall
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
House
Charles W. Colson
Harrington and Richardson’ Arms Company
U.S
Colsen
Sen. Saltonstall
New England
Colnon
Saltonstall
New England Senators
Connecticut Manufacturers Assn
Senate Finance Committee
Hiram Bingham
Colson
MzNamara
McNamara
Harrington
Richardson
Presque Isle
Wichita
Kan
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Detroit Moves To Build 25 Million Stadium For Olympics
Michigan Senate backed two Romney aligned bills to aid a 25 million Detroit stadium, sending them to the House a week after introduction. Senate leader Stanley Thayer urged swift passage to present to the Olympic committee March 18 and prove Michigan can produce the stadium.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Senate
Detroit
Motor City
George Romney
House
Stanley Thayer
Ann Arbor
Wall to wall carpeting for schools seen as coming trend
A local source notes school building equipment trends toward wall to wall carpeting, calling it “accoustical floor treatment” to avoid tax fears. Mrs Arthur Flemming argues homemaking offers growth, purpose, and the chance to live through parenting highs and lows. She suggests “Co-ordinator of Domestic Affairs” as a fitting occupation. Also new group the Birch John Society promotes wooden toilet seat preservation.
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Arthur
Flemming
University of Oregon
The
Society For the Preservation
Birch John Society
Jesus and Disciples Journey Through Galilee
A devotional narrative recounts Jesus choosing Andrew, John, Peter, Nathanael, and Philip as potential followers. He tests their resolve with questions and dialogue, then travels with them toward Cana and Nazareth while teaching, courting, and revealing his mission. The wedding at Cana marks a pivotal moment when Jesus turns water into wine, signaling his divine power and future path.
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Jesus
Eeti
Tsaiah
Jeremiah
the Baptist
Andrew
John
Patras
Nathanael Bartholomew
Philip
Nathanael
Nathanae
Jegna
Joe
Nazareth
Mary
Cana
Cana of Galilee
Tilette
Naza
Television Good Sleeping Pill Study Says TV Sedates Viewers
AP Television writer notes a published study finding over 40 percent of viewers report TV makes them sleepy. People lounge in dim rooms and often fall asleep during programs, while others stay awake with coffee or upright reading to resist saturation. The piece cites Perry Mason and The Real McCoys among shows that lull audiences.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Ediaeaien
Oma
Tye
Perry Mason
Lucy
YMCA
Adam Flint
Sandman
Classmates Die in Wreck in Lawrence Kansas
Two 16 year old Lawrence High School classmates Suzanne Fulcher and Sherry Kennedy were killed when Fulcher’s car sideswiped another vehicle and crashed into a tree on U S 59 near Pleasant Grove Hill four miles south of Lawrence. Allen Chambers, 14, of Bayard Neb., said Fulcher’s car veered out of the curve and sideswiped him. Chambers and his party were uninjured.
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Lawrence, Kan
Suzanne Fulcher
Sherry J. Kennedy
Lawrence High School
Pulcher
U.S. 59
Pleasant Grove Hill
Lawrence
Sherry
Suzanne
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Allen
Chambers
Bayard
Neb
Fulcher
Suzanne Wee
Howard M. Fulcher
Mys
Francis Kennedy
Richland
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Nitarene
Timelesanes
Enthusiaaso
Jonant
Petes
God
Ina
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