Teens Mistakenly Seek U N C L E Recruitment
United Nations General Services Division in New York reports teenagers and a few adults flood inquiries about joining the U N C L E program from the NBC show The Man From U N C L E The letters ask for branch locations and the spy ranks and officials direct them to Interpol or NC. The unit replies with regret that U N C L E is not a real agency and suggests contacting NC abroad. A Christmas card from St Louis admirer signs off to Illya and Napoleon.
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United Nations
N.Y. W
U.N
U.N.C.L.E
General Services Division
NBC
The
Maurice Liu
Napoleon Solo
Illya Kuriakin
U.N. Command
United Network
Liu
Interpol
International Police Organization
Silver City
N.C
Alice V. R. Smith
Miss Smith
Activites
Inquirer
St. Louis
Illya
Napoleon
De-inking Plant Plan for Newsprint in Pomona
Garden State Paper Co of New Jersey announces a $10 million plant to produce 100000 tons of newsprint yearly from salvaged newspapers in Pomona California. The facility on 12 acres will employ 200, with output for West Coast publishers and a waste disposal expansion funded under a sanitation district agreement.
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Pomona
Calif
Garden State Paper Co
New Jersey
Garden State
West Coast Publishers
Papers to join Princeton center for 20th century statecraft
Arthur Krock, twice Pulitzer winning New York Times columnist and Princeton graduate, will have his personal papers housed at Princeton University’s Center for Studies in 20th century American statecraft and public policy. The collection marks a return of Krock’s legacy to his alma mater.
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Princeton
N.J
Arthur Krock
Princeton University
Center For Studies
Krock
New York Times
Times
Washington
Dear Abby column letters on dating shyness and social quirks
A reader asks why a popular teen boy won’t ask girls for dates, Abby advises insecurity may cause hesitation and suggests reminders to secure a date. A Nosey reader questions a stewardess calling herself Mrs and whether she is truly married. Not Cheap questions legitimate expenses of speeding tickets, and a satirical note warns merchants about early Christmas promotions before August.
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Abby
Dear Abby and the Sahara Mail by Camel
Dear Abby column notes a reader’s great grandson serving with the Peace Corps stationed at a Saharan oasis where mail delivery arrives by camel, highlighting remote logistics and long-distance concern.
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Abby
Peace Corps
Sahara Desert
Farm soil surveys rise as sewer and lake projects grow
The Soil Conservation Service reports a rising daily demand for soil surveys driven by projects from sewers to a 750 acre lake. James Schwoegler notes about one survey request per day for practical data on topsoil, drainage, foundation, and construction properties.
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Soil Conservation Service
James Schwoegler
SCS
Pilot Monitoring Set for Pesticides in Delta Areas
U S government scientists report pilot monitoring in the Mississippi delta shows no significant buildup of organic pesticides in soil water sediment or biota after extensive use. Over 3000 samples analyzed with levels generally under one percent of legal tolerance and many pesticides not detected. Lexington Kentucky farmers sold record 742.7 million in 4H extension data. tobacco accounted for 40.9 percent.
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Washington
Culture Department
Missississippi River
Mississippi River
Mississippi Delta
Lexington
Kentucky
University of Kentucky Co-Operative Extension Service
Abby advises on wedding planning and reply options
A print notice invites readers to contact Abby through The Monroe Evening Times for a personal response. Readers may request Abbey's booklet How To Have A Lovely Wedding by sending 50 cents to Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles Calif.
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Abby
Monroe Evening Times
Los Angeles
Calif
Washington Center 4H Club Holds December Meeting
The Washington Center 4H Club met at the Monty Chesebro home to plan gifts for Christmas. Members presented demonstrations in wood working and cooking, discussed safety, sang, read stories, and welcomed new members Jane Wehinger Cheryl Saunders Julie Kleckner and Donna Kleckner.
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Washington Center
Monty Chesebro
Gwen Signer
Dianne Wyss
Tom Schilt
Kristy Moe
Kathy Wehinger
Laura Wehinger
Debra Kleckner
Jane Wehinger
Cheryl Saunders
Julie Kleckner
Donna Kleckner
Randy Simier
David Welz
Deanne Wyss
Macy Wyss
Vicki Walter
Bethany Matzke
Clarno 4-H Club Hosts Christmas Party
The Clarno 4-H Club held its Christmas party featuring a pot luck and sharing of holiday cheer among members.
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Clarno 4-H
Clarno 4-H Club
Dougherty Creek 4H Plans January Meeting at Argyle
The Dougherty Creek 4H club schedules its January 8 meeting at Eugene Moon home in Argyle. They held a December Christmas party at Victor Nybroten home in Argyle with games and a gift exchange. Sharon Emberson led the flag salute and David Moen led the pledge.
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Dougherty Creek
Eugene Moon
Argyle
Victor Nybroten
Sharon Emberson
David Moen
Enrollment Cards Due By December 29
Enrollment cards are due December 29 with officers to hold a meeting at the Ervin Rufener home later in December. The notice urges participants to complete registration ahead of year-end activities and confirms the location for the upcoming gathering.
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Ervin Rufener
Argus 4-H Club Honors Mrs Glenn Benkert at Holiday Party
The Argus 4-H Club presented Mrs. Glenn Benkert a leadership gift at the December 16 party in Green County Agriculture Building. The club’s scrapbook placed 3rd in a state contest, songs were led by Corrie Carlson and Tim Sommers, recreation by Jim Erb and Pete Buehler, with a potluck lunch. Bernice Sommers becomes new club leader with co-leader Daniel Benkert.
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Argus 4-H
Glenn Benkert
Argus +H
Green County Agriculture
Argus Club
Corrie Carlson
Tim Sommers
Jim Erb
Pete Buehler
Bernice Sommers
Daniel Benkert
Little Hill High 4-H Club December Meeting Held
The Little Hill High 4-H club met in December at the Marshal Bluff Field course cabin with Douglas Buehl serving as president and directing recreation. New members Kevin and Karen Buehl Mary Anne Dickson Jayne Lehnherr Jake Lehnherr Darlene Pufer Jim Vickers Sandy Vick ers were initiated and Steve Buehl led the flag salute.
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Little Hill High
Marshal Bluff Field
Douglas Buehl
Kevin
Karen Buehl
Mary Anne Dickson
Jayne
Jake Lehnherr
Darlene Pufer
Jim
Sandy Vickers
Steve Buehl
Club pledges and meeting notes at Ray Gessler’s Store
Kristine Buehl, secretary, and Douglas Karlen, treasurer, read reports including Esther Frietag announcing the club's third place county safety program. The group discussed the window display and served refreshments to 27 members, 6 leaders, and 6 visitors.
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Douglas Buehl
Kristine Buehl
Douglas Karlen
Esther Frietag
Ray Gessler
Settlement Reaches 18 Million for Betsy Sunk Ships
A total of 18 037 141 dollars was paid by American and English underwriters for two ships sunk during Hurricane Betsy. The vessels, under construction for Lykes Steamship Co of New Orleans, sank in the Mississippi River after being ripped from moorings. Winkler and Co., brokers for Avondale Shipyards, announced the payout.
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New Orleans
Lykes Steamship Co., Inc
Mississippi River
Winkler and Co
Avondale Shipyards, Inc
Classified ads bring buyers and sellers together
Classifieds connect buyers, renters, and sellers in one place. They offer brief notices, sales, rentals, and services with quick details, prices, and contact information. The section serves as a practical marketplace for local needs and opportunities.
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U.n.c.le
Freckles
By Merrill Blosser
Simms
Nosey
Algiers
E. McVeigh
Chicago
Mecath
Ollie Fine
Evening Times
Dor Mel
Brooklyn
Truman Graf
Hampshire
Thoreson Brothers
South Wayne
Wisconsin
Agricultural Industries
University of Wisconsin
Vern Schneider
Sentry
U.S
Young Tom
Turkeys
Patrick Cudahy
Philadelphia
MA Brensch
Party Mix Herring
Folger's
Hormel
Florida
California
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