Teens Favor U S Nuclear Test Resumption In Nationwide Survey
A nationwide survey of 1 3 teenagers finds 68 percent support resuming U S nuclear tests with boys more in favor than girls 77 percent to 59 percent among 452 boys and 459 girls. Opinions on fallout and Soviet testing vary but most favor nonmilitary pressure and UN led dissuasion.
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U.S
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Hibbing
Minn
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Darleen Jacobs
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Andy Mirowitz
Miami
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Joann Sundberg
U.N
Saul Pearlman
Christmas Length in Mexico Centers on Posadas
Mexico marks a 16 day start to Christmas with posadas running from the 16th to Christmas Eve. Families stage nightly processions with Mary and Joseph, candles, and nativity displays, ending with the Misa del Gallo at midnight on Christmas Eve.
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Mexico
National Geographic Society
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Joseph
Bethlehem
Posada
St.Joseph
Rome
15 Year Old Finally Gets A Haircut In Kansas City
Mary Beth Evans aged 15 from Hays Kansas cut off 44 inches of hair she had grown since birth. Her father was upset but watched as a barber snipped away the long tresses. The family said washing, drying, and braiding took hours each day making the decision to cut simpler.
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Temperature records fall in Jacksonville on Sunday
The high reached 81 degrees in Jacksonville breaking a 30 year date record. The previous mark stood at 80 degrees.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mercury
Tips for Teens by Elinor Williams
A column offering dating guidance for young readers. It advises a 16 year old to limit time with a married friend, urges keeping friendships with peers, and discusses parking and necking limits. It recommends clear curfews, avoiding risky situations, and suggests ending dates with a kiss at home if needed.
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Clinic Helps Teenagers Solve Their Problems
The Adolescent Clinic at New York Hospital offers specialized medical and psychological aid for teens, addressing growth concerns and emotional turmoil. At Boston's Children's Medical Center pioneer clinic, most visits involve growth issues and adjustment reactions, with parents also interviewed to understand behavior.
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Children’s Medical Center
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J. Roswell Gallagher
Ann Landers column letters on morale and advice
Readers share prayers for mail as morale booster for service members, job seekers ask how to gain experience, a teen seeks parenting guidance, and a high school graduate explains difficulties finding work. Ann Landers responds with practical advice and prompts readers to write with questions.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Stop ’N Bop Center Is Redecorated
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN The Stop ’n Bop youth center has redecorated its club rooms. Mr and Mrs John Neylan plan an open house at the club Wednesday at 9 p.m. Area parents may attend. The Neylans will answer questions and club members will demonstrate new dances. Refreshments will be served.
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Brian Hyland Faces Teen Idol Life and Touring Pressures
The 17 year old teen idol speaks of travel and future ambitions while his manager steers his career toward steady recordings and touring. A bikini controversy and fan phone craze accompany his Japan tour and act as backdrop to his plan to broaden to acting later. Hyland mentions Marine service as a future interest as his team guards his image.
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Brian Hyland
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Five Hundred May Die In Christmas Traffic Mishaps
The National Safety Council estimates up to 500 deaths and about 23 000 injuries in a 78 hour Christmas travel period from Friday evening to Monday midnight. Nearly all of the 76 million motor vehicles may be on roads, with an estimated 6.2 billion miles traveled. The NZ cautions drivers to observe speed limits weather conditions avoid drinking and drive courteously.
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National Safety Council
Wausau Senior Named State TAP Polio Chairman
Ron Yonke of Wausau Senior High School becomes state chairman of the Teen-Age Program for the January 1962 New March of Dimes Wisconsin drive. He cites battles against birth defects arthritis and juvenile rheumatoid arthritis alongside polio as major efforts. Yonke highlights the Health Scholarship Program financing nursing social work and therapy training and outlines his roles in student government and journalism.
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Ron Yonke
Wausau
Wisconsin
National Foundation
Wisconsin Youth Committee
Central Hi Y Club to Hear Basketball Coach
Central Hi Y Club meets at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the YMCA dining hall. Jerry Seeman from Central Basketball will speak. Committees will report and refreshments will be served.
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YMCA
Jerry, Seeman
Central Basketball
De Soto High School Music Director Leads Christmas TV Show
De Soto High School music director Stanley Wierson organized a half hour Christmas TV special using nearly 100 teenagers. The program airs Thursday at 8 p.m. on WKBT channel 8 as a replacement for the Jerry Gilbertson show and features selections by the De Soto youth choir and band with soloists Connie Fleming Lorraine Olson Linda Long John Forde and more. The piece highlights many hours of work by Wierson and the De Soto group and invites viewers to enjoy a festive look at Christmas.
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de Soto High School
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Sors
de Soto High
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Jerry Gilbertson
Connie Fleming
Christmas Island
Lorraine Olson
Linda Long
Lorraine
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John Forde
de Soto
Gunsmoke Gang Stays In Character Amid Windfall Claims
Hollywood reports say Gunsmoke stars Den nis Weaver Amanda Blake Milburn Stone and James Arness each sold out their interests for large sums. Kitty quips about the million dollar figure while Chester and Doc react to changes as the Dodge City drama prepares new chapters.
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Hollywood
Dennis Weaver
Amanda Blake
Transacion
Dodge City
Chester
Doc
Kitty
Radio Highlights Doe Scene in Dodge City Jail
Radio notes Doe finishing a scene in the Dodge City jail and vigorously confirming news. Monday at 8 05 p m President Kennedy quote about a CBS offer in South America referenced in the program.
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Dodge City
CBS
John F. Kennedy
South Ameri
Inmate Band Performs at Marshall Sigma Alpha Epsilon Dance
Couples at the Marshall University event noticed sheriff deputies present in a crowd revealing the Unmoveables, an inmate band from the county jail, performed at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon dance in Huntington.
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Marshall University
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
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