American woman volunteers in Vietnam service club
Carrie Berleman a 33 year old Chicago native works at Bearcat base camp with the ninth division in Vietnam. She helps run the service club a haven with a library of 700 books 17 musical instruments and pool and electronic games. She describes tough living conditions a sense of patriotism and morale despite isolation and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Carrie Berleman
Chicago
U. S. Service Club
Bearcat
Carrie
Thaaland
Alaska
Vietnam
Charmaine Lake
Texas
Red Cross
Supreme Court Declares Girlie Magazines Not Obscene
The Supreme Court rules that gir1ie magazines and two racy paperbacks are not obscene under the First Amendment. The decision does not establish a clear standard for knowledge of contents or for state obscenity prosecutions, leaving unresolved questions for future cases. Two justices dissented, noting the need for a ruling on the underlying issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Suprem Court
Robert Redrup
New York City
Wiliam Austin
Paducah
Redrup
Austin
Arkanaag
Eivit
Ion
Arkansas
John M. Harlan
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Harlan
Daughters Follow Mother Into Beauty Pageants
MARBLEHEAD Mass AP Mrs John H Procter Miss Massachusetts 1940 raised two daughters Pamela 21 and Kathryn 19 to be good wives yet they became beauty queens. Pamela will compete for Miss U S A and Miss Universe in Miami Beach 1967 while Kathryn seeks Miss Massachusetts and Miss North Shore titles before Miss America in Atlantic City. Mrs Procter a former Miss America finalist trains them to walk sit and think well, using her pageant experience to shape their poise and minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Mass
John H. Procter
Massachusetts
Procter
Pamela
Miami Beach
U.S.A
Kathryn
Heart Surgery Almost Routine
In Atchison Kansas a speech to the Kaw Valley Heart Association noted 20 years of research making heart surgery nearly routine. Dr. Gilbert S. Campbell of the University of Arkansas cited lung machines aiding procedures and described past experiments leading to modern heart repair. New officers were installed and medallions awarded for long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Hunn
Cloud L. Cray
Atchison
G. Ralph Combs
Leavenworth
Kaw Valley Association
Pearson Seeks Tax Credit bill to aid state and local taxes
Sen James B Pearson proposed a 50 percent credit against federal tax payments for state and local income taxes to boost revenue for metro politan and regional development. He noted 1962 figures show the federal share of income tax at 93.8 percent while state and local governments held 6.2 percent. In a statement he urged use of the revenue source. Juan Marichal led the National League with sharp control pitching, averaging 1.06 walks per nine innings.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Pearson
Juan Marichal
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Jean Lange
K-State
Telegram
K-State Collegian
Kansas
Service Club
By Jean Lange
Long Thanh
South Vietnam
America
Orient
Europe
Korea
Garden City Telegram
Supreme Court
Eros Magazine
Ralph Ginzburg
Ted
Ted's
Larig. Spc
Sowie
Vane
Betty Crocker
Zine
Ang
Mothers Day
Libby
Desert Flower
Clairol
Max Factor
Shree
OUR
Rexall
Lady Sunbeam
Russell Stever
Candies
SifMother's
Rex Way
Renick
Phillips Milk of
Magnesia
Eastman Kodak
Caravelle
Bulova
Regan's Jewelry
North Main
Garden City
Crystal
Crown
B.I.U
Epnos
Sweet
N. Sth
Jim Unger
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