Pajama Parties Across Campuses Stir Campus Life
Ann Landers gathers letters from students nationwide about coed pajama parties. Responses describe sorority and fraternity events, varying rules, and mixed parental reactions. Readers share anecdotes from Lexington Kentucky to Baltimore and Michigan highlighting campus norms and the lighthearted angle of these pajama gatherings.
The Worry Clinic on Lola G and teen image
Lola G a 17 year old high school senior fears a slight upper lip blemish. The Dr Crane piece counsels teens to accept minor flaws with a jolly personality and seek cosmetic help if needed, warning against overemphasis on perceived defects and stereotyping.
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Highlights In History on This Date
On this date in 1915 William Jennings Bryan resigned as secretary of state after a policy dispute with Wilson over the Lusitania. Other noted years include Amherst landing in Nova Scotia in 1758 and Paine’s death in 1809, Jackson’s death in 1845, and 1872 authorizing one cent postcards.
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Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1964 quiz answers
The Chicaso Tribune presents Charles H. Goren bridge quiz answers. It covers seven problems with hand diagrams and recommended bids including doubles, jumps to no trump, and suit raises, detailing when to bid or pass for each South hand.
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Irregular overcall idea in bridge bidding
In a club overcall scenario, South holds a weak suit while the auction risks four hearts. The recommendation is to bid two clubs to conserve space and set up a four spades sequence, allowing partner a lower-level suit choice when the action returns to you.
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Parmer
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues List
Across clues cover seize lock hand Eurytus daughter eye defect maxim observe Lat horn seed covering dealer with bulls and bears pasture scars on seeds shore birds wise answer office worker automatic device desirous where Provo is man s nickname Europeans no part seed plant Hearty s partner rock typewriter type Hebrew coin second edition shiny mineral Alabama Abbr Go steady two words Indic language Agrippina s son nautical term Slipper fabric Common abbreviation Becky Poetry Party members for short Village in NM Thread Choir s rendition Dutch Meuse Skirt of a sort Levels off Twin Orchestra Abbr Ingenue But Ger River in Germany Smoothed Adopted Actress Bancroft Command to a
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Bank Robbery Suspects Sought After Memphis Hold Up
Police sought two gunmen who robbed Farmers and Merchants Bank in Memphis Missouri on Saturday. About $5,000 was taken. A stolen car report shifted the hunt to Granger, 10 miles east, after the getaway vehicle was abandoned near a wooded area as bloodhounds and a patrol plane aided the search.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Granger
Highway Patrol
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Nason on Education A guide to parental training impacts
Dr Leslie J Nason argues that final report grades reflect home discipline. Tailored parental control improves behavior and learning, as shown by the Jones clan who train each child differently to fit needs. Include children in chores to reinforce discipline and plan for next fall. A note offers Prof Nasons booklet for $1. The gunmen robbery summary follows with bank details and escape.
Heaviest Precautions For Khrushchev Visit In Scandinavia
Security forces in Denmark Sweden and Norway prepare for Nikita Khrushchevs 19 day visit starting June 16 in Copenhagen. Police expansions and new equipment planned amid threats including a bomb attempt near Oslo and a suspected fascist plot in Sweden. Khrushchevs ship will anchor off Kastelholmen with limited access via a single bridge.
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Nation's Secret Papers Now Exceed 3 Million
A New York AP report lists the federal government holding more than three million secret documents. Quotations cover voting fines in Greece, braking power in cars, Turkey gardening in schools, atomic bomb code names, and a Tel Aviv noise ruling. It also notes Bell's epitaph, Lord's Prayer backward folklore, and various trivia.
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