Swede Enjoys American Tour On Afs Year Abroad
An 18 year old Swedish student in Rochester and Middletown after a year with an American family recounts her US experiences. She describes Detroit skyscrapers Niagara Falls Canada visits and a six state bus tour with 69 companions. She plans a return trip to view more of America.
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Charlie
Rochester
N.Y
American Field Service
Middletown
John Owen
America
Detroit
New York City
Goteborg
Ingemar
Floyd Patterson
Canada-New York
Inge
Eastman School of Music
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
Niagara Falls
Canada
Stockholm
New York
Germany
Ann-Charlotte Thomson
Sweden
Jane Owen
Journal
Lalendorf
U S Air ForceFamilies to Increase in Britain
The U S Air Force population in Britain will rise about 12 percent in months ahead, with 4 000 airmen and 4 000 dependents expected from bases closing in France. Housing strain and trailer homes are noted, while 21 American schools operate in Britain and 14 new elementary schools are planned for next year. Local shopkeepers and residents welcome the influx, citing long ties with American personnel. Weather and currency are cited as main future challenges for families settling in the UK.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
U.S
Britain
Russip
England
U. S
France
Jean Marker
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Charlies Interests Diverge From Boxing Hobby Music
The text notes that Charlies interests lie outside boxing with music as her hobby, indicating a shift from athletic focus to artistic pursuit.
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Charlie
Music
Injured Woman Transported In Moving Van
Mrs. John Warner aged 43 from Norwalk suffered a spine and neck injury after a fall while painting her home. She was moved Friday night in a circlematic hospital bed because the bed would not fit in an ambulance. She was taken to Cleveland Clinic for a neurosurgical exam. her condition was listed as fair.
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Cleveland
John Warner
Norwalk
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Warner
Cleveland Clinic
Norwalk Hospital
Norwalk Trucking Co
Cookout Ends After Fire Destroys School Press Box
Two boys aged 7 and 9 planned a summer outing and cooked a meal. The fire destroyed the high school football stadium press box before the fire department extinguished the blaze.
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Douglas
Aziz
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First National Bank
F.D.I.C
Florsheim
Bill