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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1960
Page
3
Foster Parents Of Young Children Debate Age Limits
A reader argues prospective adoptive parents over 45 should be considered, noting homes and agencies must prioritize children's needs. The letter discusses timing, family fit, and the realities of adoption demands versus desires, urging focus on younger prospects and long-term welfare.
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S. B
Charity Roasts Offer New Fund Raising Approach
Arthur Murray backs a pair of NBC charity roasts featuring Bob Hope as fall guy to raise funds for Fight for Sight. The two half hour shows on NBC next Tuesday and March 22 include a slate of stars and previewed by TV writers. Murray aims to expand roasts next year, while noting telethons often yield only a fraction of pledged money.
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New York
Arthur Murrays
Murray
Bob Hope
Fight For Sight
Hope
NBC
Arthur
Kathryn Murray
Leanne Stuart Praises Blue Cross Hospital Coverage
Miss Leanne Stuart of Mebane says Blue Cross hospital coverage pays more than any company she knows, and she is satisfied with the prompt settlement of her medical bills.
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Blue Cross
Leanne Stuart
Girl Ordered Back To Georgia
Boston AP report states Massachusetts colonial 1766 law allows court to send nonresident welfare recipients back to their home state. Municipal Court Judge Jacob Lewison ordered Sonya Lightfoot, 19, to return to Georgia after hearing she moved from Millen, Georgia, in December and has lived in a city welfare home.
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Massachusetts
Jacob Lewison
Sonya Lightfoot
Georgia
Millen
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