Youth Favor Science Careers Over Presidency
A historic poll shows only 8 percent of boys and 2 percent of girls want to be president. Most youths prefer professions in science, engineering, teaching, medicine, or law, with 55 percent aiming for such paths and 52 percent citing higher pay in these fields. Girls emphasize service, while boys lean toward remuneration. teaching and medicine top as respected fields.
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William T. Sherman
United States
Robin Brown
Hewlett, N. Y
Sarah Lee Saunders
Denver
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Charles G. Steinwedel
Kenilworth
Ill
Forrest T. Patterson
Burlington
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Ithaca
Paula McAuley
New Rochelle, N. Y
Oyouh
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Brush On Rolls And Bread With Egg Finish
The passage urges trying new tasks before claiming impossibility. It argues a proactive mindset expands life, citing glaze finishes for baking and the value of overcoming small obstacles. It contrasts the defeatist phrase I couldn't possibly with the willingness to try and gain a broader view of self.
Diploma symbolism fades without true effort
Diplomas and certificates celebrate meritorious service but soon lose luster without ongoing work. The text argues success requires work, perseverance, loyalty, and honesty beyond the credential. It draws a parallel to church membership as only a first step toward Christian living, needing total dedication to God’s way of life.
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Russian Ship Repaired at Midway Island
The Soviet freighter Gen Panfilov received extensive aid at the U S Navy station on Midway Island after storm damage. A second ship, the Odessa, was slated to enter the harbor the following day for repairs to a damaged deck and stern platform.
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Dyer Reports Job Cuts At Cherry Point Air Station
Brig. Gen. E. C. Dyer confirms that about 100 civilian workers in the airplane overhaul and repair department at Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station will be dropped by April 1 as an economy measure. Previous cuts last summer totaled about 160, leaving around 1,750 workers.
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Cherry Point
N.C
E. C. Dyer
Marine Corps Air Station
Advice on Posture While Reading and Sewing
Don’t tuck your chin into your collarbone to avoid crepe neck in later years. Keep your chin up and stay a good light source nearby while reading or sewing.
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