Positive discipline guide for parents introduced in May issue
A magazine feature outlines ten simple discipline rules for parents facing behavior problems. It promotes a moderate, constructive approach and suggests readers follow the May issue of Better Homes and Gardens for practical steps.
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Floods in Texas Cause Massive Damage and Displacements
Flooding across Texas from Trinity to Oranes caused 19 million dollars in damage with 2,599 people displaced in Dallas Fort Worth area. Red Cross reports 2,259 families affected, 45 homes destroyed, 250 major damages, 680 damaged, and 450 other buildings damaged or destroyed. Army and National Guard helicopters assisted in rescue efforts as communities near Graham faced isolation and water utility shutdowns.
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Oranes
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Dallas-Fort Worth
Weather Bureau
Texas Department of Public Safety
American Red Cross
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Eliasville
South Bend
Gilbert Webr
Juwish
Pete Sans
Army
National Guard
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Grasham
Texas Panhandle
Memphis
Clarendon
U.S
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Mary Frances
Keven Vet
Tagan
New York
Tureau
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Tarael
Syria
Texas
Atif
Tel Avivan
Israe
Israel
Pune
Huntington
W. Va
Misa Hagan
Jamie
Mont
Pine
Dle East
Iday
US Girl Denies Arab Spy Claim in Israeli Release
In Tel Aviv the U S girl denied being an Arab spy and said she was released by Israel after being questioned about Syrian army officers. She described dull conditions, poor food, and weight loss while detained, and she refused to comment further on officials connected to Syria’s intelligence service.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Syria
Mary Frances Hagan
Huntington
W. Va
Rome
Wreckage Found Four Navy Men Dead Near Tokyo Peak
A U S Navy plane missing since Saturday was spotted near a 4200 foot summit northwest of Tokyo. All four aboard were killed. Bodies recovered and flown to the naval air station at Ataugi. Crash occurred 60 miles southeast of Tokyo near Ito amid rain and mountain terrain.
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Hunger strike protests at Irish refugee camp over travel delays
Stranded refugees in Knockalisheen refuse camp, hunger strike called by leaders of 471 Huns Rarlans to press for US and Canada entry. About 100 children would be involved. Red Cross commandant Edmund Murphy urged restraint and promised travel permit efforts. Camp history notes previous gatherings and tensions in Limerick.
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Ireland
Knockalisheen
United States
Canada
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Furce
Edmund Murphy
Red Cross
Iommandant
Iceland
Two Killed and Two Hurt in Boat Explosion
A pleasure boat exploded and burned on a resort lake near Clarksville Virginia killing two people and severely injuring two others. Mecklenburg County Sheriff Sc O Mullins identified the dead as Kenneth Simmons 21 of Falls Church VA and Miss Helly Stephens 21 of Liberty.
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Clarksville
Mecklenburg County
Sc. O. Mullins
Jan Kenneth Simmons
Falls Church
Miso ‘Helly Stephens
Liberty
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