Woman Without 4 Husband Life No Longer A Picnic
In Charlotte Linda Stancil, 28, separated from her husband for four years, struggles as a working mother with two children. She earns about 400 monthly, faces high bills, and endures a demanding routine from 6 a.m. to after dinner.
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N.C
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Linda Stancil
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Donna Reed Joins Peace Drive With Another Mother for Peace
Beverly Hills actress Donna Reed, cochair of Another Mother for Peace, says she believes war is obsolete and urges letters to congressmen to end the Vietnam war. The group, started in 1967 by a screenwriter friend, claims 225000 members worldwide and 20000 new members each month.
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Donna Reed
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David Abshire
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T Wants
Senate
U.S
William P. Rogers
AMP Group
Hobo Turned Rail Enthusiast Builds Mon-Road Railroad
Monte Holm of Moses Lake Washington transformed a 1915 presidential rail car into the Mon-Road Railroad. He bought a steam locomotive and a caboose, plans to couple to a commercial train in spring for a nostalgic return to his hobo past. Holm, 64, runs Moses Lake Iron and Metals and serves on the city council.
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Holm
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Montana
Everett
Burlington Northern Railroad
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Moses Lake Iron and Metals
American Association of Railroads
United States
The Best Right Where You Are to Retire Says Commerce Dept
The Commerce Department outlines retirement living as four options for where to live and describes how to live: stay where you are in a house with neighbors, or choose grapefruit country exotic spots old hometown or new home. It argues staying put offers weather familiarity, security, and social continuity with family visits and affordable housing.
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Thomas Collins
Commerce Department
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Sunshine Belt
California
Arizona
Rio Grande Valley
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Mexico
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Re Park
Leaking Water Bed Draws Firemen in Shreveport
In Shreveport Louisiana Mr and Mrs William J Hunter faced a 300 gallon water bed leak. They called the fire department after trying to bail water with pots and pans for several hours. Firemen connected a garden hose to the bed and siphoned water from the window for two and a half hours.
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Shreveport
William J. Hunter
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