Gateway Area Council Boy Scouts 1962 officers and camp record
The Gateway Area Council reported 4 907 December 1962 Scout registrations, 1 062 Camp Decorah summer enrollment, and 1 250 boys with 155 leaders in 1961 62. Robert B Tremain was re elected president with a large council board and associate members. Camp Decorah valued at 90 503 with 31 989 on hand and 171 641 total assets. Independent drives reached 34 communities with five city appeals.
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Gateway Area
First Presbyterian Church
Camp Decorah
Resolutions Committee
Richard Bradford
la Crosse
Weigel
Gateway Area Council
Davy
Community Chest United Fund
Buhr
Health and Safety
Is Revenge Motive Behind Actions Of De Gaulle
British think revenge drives President de Gaulle in dealings with the United States and Great Britain. Some see him harboring grievances from World War II, yet critics call the theory too simplistic for the complex leader. The piece cites Europe’s current axis and Polaris missiles as part of the debate.
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de Gaulle
Brussels
Nea
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Britain
America
Churchill
Roosevelt
France
Germany
Paris-Bonn
Oier
Prussia
Charles de Gaulle
Lorraine
Winston Churchill
de ‘Gaulle
Atlantic
Urals
Soviet Union
the Guardian
Tuition Credit Bill Offered By Byrnes
Representative John Byrnes of Wisconsin introduces a tax credit plan for tuition and education expenses above high school. The bill would allow 20 percent of qualifying costs for students and dependents to reduce federal taxes, aiming to support and expand the education system.
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Byrnes
Washington
John Byrnes
R-Wis
The Power of Love in Child Development Revealed
A Digest February feature explores how parental love shapes a child's learning and growth, and what insights doctors gained from infant death rate studies on life-saving care. The article promises striking findings on love's impact.
World Book prizes for sixth group Saginaw students
Uncle Rays Corner notes a World Book Encyclopedia awarded to the sixth group at Saginaw Junior High. Schools may send five-question sets for prizes. fourth through twelfth graders eligible. The article recounts Otto von Guericke, German physicist and pioneer of air pressure experiments, and his famous hollow copper ball demonstration before an emperor.
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Saginaw
Mich
Uncle Ray
Prussian
Saxony
Otto von Guericke
Gay-Rick-Eh
Otto
Galileo
Guericke
Uncle Ray leaflet offer on North American Indians
A science scrapbook item invites readers to obtain a free Uncle Ray leaflet on North American Indians. To get a copy, send a stamped self-addressed envelope to Uncle Ray in care of the newspaper.
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Uncle Ray
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Alma
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Wilton
Arthur Steensrud
Wonewoc
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Arthur Jordan
Sigurd Gundersen Jr
A. G. Buhr
Morris Reynolds
Philip S. Davy
Arthur L. Christensen
Donald Field
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Joseph Liskovec
Earle Fisher
Tomah
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Flor-Mart, Inc
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Reader's Digest
HALO
Jackson Plaza
NE Tairs AS
Plenge
KRAFT
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Ohio
Westinghouse
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White Angel
Vie
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Jor
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Campbell's
Dans
Twilight
Indian River
Stewart
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