Salute to Girl Scouts Week Marks Service Promise
Brownie, Junior, Cadette and Senior members of the Girl Scouts of the U S A tally over three million pledging to service this week as part of Girl Scout Week and the 54th anniversary of Girl Scouting. They vow to help handicapped children, nurseries, hospitals and homes for the aged, to aid the blind, teach English, hygiene, crafts, and community projects. They stress responsibility and meeting needs as the core of their promise and hope for tomorrow.
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Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
Vacant Lot Memories Echo Across America
New York AP report collects reader memories of vacant lots once part of American life. Californians, Ohioans, Floridians and Washington residents recall lots near old streets, schools, or stadiums. Vivid scenes include Indian mounds, first-base glory, water carries, ground squirrels, blue flowers, trees, birds, and families turning spaces into cherished childhood refuges.
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Betty Joyce
Miami
Fla
Boston
South Pacific
McNamara's China Focus Faces Skeptic Experts
Drew Pearson reports that Defense Secretary McNamara fixates on China, while experts testifying before the House Far Eastern Subcommittee question the immediacy of a Chinese military threat. Professors Kahin Morgenthau and others caution against overreach and warn of regional upheaval if the United States intervenes. The piece ties Asia policy to Oregon politics as Morse and Hatfield push a dove stance amid Duncan’s gubernatorial bid.
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Washington
McNamara
China
Pentagon
Congress
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Clement Zablocki
Milwaukee
House
Samuel B. Griffith
U.S. Marine Corps
Thailand
South Viet Nam
Howard L. Boorman
Columbia University
Asia
America
Viet Nam
Ralph L. Powell
American University
Penning
Powell
U.S
U.N
North Korea
George Kahin
Cornell University
Hans J. Morgenthau
University of Chicago
Roger Hilsman
United Nations
Far Eastern
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Senate
Dove
Mark Hatfield
Maurine Neuberger
Johnson
Morse
White House
Trucker Sentenced for Pep Pill Distribution
David Lee Shelton of Mount Vernon, 38, pled guilty in federal court to dispensing amphetamine pep pills without prescriptions. He received 10 days in jail and two years probation. Judge Arthur J. Stanley Jr. cited pep pills as factors in traffic accidents and suggested the jail door might deter others.
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Kansas City
Kan
David Lee Shelton
Mount Vernon, Jr
Arthur J. Stanley Jr
Congress approves 43 new federal judgeships
Washington AP reports Congress approves a bill to create 43 federal judgeships in states and circuits with rising backlogs. The measure would exceed the traditional nine judge limit on Courts of Appeals by adding four temporary seats to the Fifth Circuit. Critics say more reforms are needed to modernize the judiciary amid projected population growth.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
South
5Th Circuit
Federal
Earl Warren
Justice Department
Senate
Distaff Puppies Offered For Free At Alvin Wartman Home
Four puppies about three months old and medium size are being given away from the Alvin Wartman home near Pierceville. They are semi short haired and playful. Call Ingalls at Edgewater 6 2712. Wartmans will deliver.
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Alvin Wartman
Pierceville
Ingalls
Edgewater
Wartmans
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